Wendy Williams Slams Anna Wintour, Calls Her an 'Old, Mean Prune'

Wendy Williams is the latest star to weigh in on Halle Berry‘s exchange with a relationship-shamer, which took place on Instagram on February 7. While discussing a past interview she did with the Oscar-winner, 54, Wendy admitted, “I feel some sort of connection to her, but I still feel like she’s cuckoo,” before addressing the actress, directly: “I’ve told that to you before, Halle.

To say Method Man‘s wife isn’t happy about Wendy Williams‘ latest comments about her husband, is an understatement.

The day has finally arrived. Beginning at 8 pm ET on January 30, Lifetime and  Wendy Williams will air her side of the story in her explosive divorce with Kevin Hunter. Wendy Williams: The Movie will air before the talk show host’s tell-all documentary What A Mess! — a real-life look back at the couple’s messy split. Wendy filed for divorce in April of 2019, and by January of 2020, their divorce was finalized.

Wendy Williams, 56, shocked the audience at The Wendy Williams Show on Jan. 26 when she totally dissed her ex-husband Kevin Hunter and his alleged mistress, Sharina Hudson during the show’s “Hot Topics” segment. The talk show host just finished airing a clip of her new documentary, Wendy Williams: What a Mess!, when she suddenly brought on the shade, even seemingly mentioning Sharina’s daughter, who Kevin is allegedly the father of, in the process.

Wendy Williams reflected on the rocky aspects of her two-decade marriage to Kevin Hunter, admitting he cheated on her several times before their split.

With Wendy Williams‘ new Lifetime documentary, What A Mess!, just days away, the talk show host, 56, is spilling all the tea about her past. During a virtual appearance on SiriusXM’s The Jess Cagle Show on Tuesday, Wendy revealed that her ex-husband’s infidelity stretched all the back to when she was pregnant with their son, Kevin Hunter Jr., who’s now 20-years-old.

Wendy Williams is ready to level up in 2021!ET exclusively spoke with the talk show host via Zoom this month, where she shared her big plans for the new year and the qualities she's looking for in her next boyfriend («hopefully husband») now that she's single.Williams, who was married to Kevin Hunter for nearly 22 years, finalized her divorce from the TV producer last January.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla As screenwriters of the Lifetime original movies “Salt-N-Pepa” and “Wendy Williams: The Movie,” Abdul Williams and Leigh Davenport, respectively, were each proposed an exciting challenge by Lifetime: They had to condense the rich and aspirant lives of cultural trailblazers to fit neatly into the television movie format.“Salt-N-Pepa” follows a 20-year journey for the titular “first ladies of rap and hip hop,” while “Wendy Williams: The Movie” tells tales about the daytime

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Wendy Williams opened her talk show in tears on January 19, while she addressed her brother Tommy Williams, and the siblings’ feud — which turned public when he accused her not attending their mother Shirley‘s funeral in a viral video on social media. In a near 7-minute emotional rant from her famous purple chair, Wendy clarified that she did attend “mommy’s service,” where she alleged that Tommy “fist fought” an unnamed, much younger family member.

Wendy Williams is ready to put the past behind her. The talk show host, 56, chatted with Extra‘s Billy Bush on January 14 and revealed the current status of her relationship with her ex-husband, Kevin Hunter. “He calls from time to time… I don’t block his number though, he’s my son’s father,” Wendy confessed during her interview. Kevin and Wendy share a son — 20-year-old son Kevin Jr.

Real Housewives of Miami star, Wendy Williams. It has a nice ring to it — don’t you think? While the latter isn’t an official announcement or confirmation, the talk show host, 56, expressed her undying (or newfound) wish to join the show on Thursday.

will premiere Jan. 30 on Lifetime, and ET has your exclusive first look at what to expect from the biopic!Executive produced by Williams, the movie takes fans on her real-life journey from a complicated child with big dreams in Asbury Park, New Jersey, to becoming a successful radio and TV host, along with all the challenges she has faced along the way.