The female TV MC begged for help through the window on the 5th floor, creepily threw a piece of paper into the street

Comedian and TV host Wendy Williams, 60, threw a handwritten note out the window calling for help after accusing the health care facility she was in resembling a prison.

On the morning of March 10, Wendy Williams stood behind a fifth-floor window at a care facility in New York, waving to paparazzi and then throwing down a piece of paper with the words: "Help! Wendy". Soon after, police were called with an ambulance to take Wendy from the facility to Lennox Hill Hospital.

According to TMZ, a psychiatrist at the hospital determined that Wendy Williams' mental capacity was fine. She took a psychological test called the "ability test" and got a perfect score of 10/10. The test is commonly used to assess the likelihood of dementia in older adults, including 10 questions about date of birth, address and who is the current president. Each correct answer counts one point. A score of 6 or less may indicate that the patient is suffering from dementia or delirium.

Wendy Williams is under court-ordered guardianship after being diagnosed with frontal lobe dementia in 2023. She objected to this diagnosis and tried to end the guardianship. The results of the aptitude test will be sent to the judge in Williams' guardianship case.

Her court-appointed guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, stated in court documents that Williams suffered from cognitive impairment, permanent disability and disability due to dementia. However, Williams insisted that she remained sober and recently said she was "detained" and "not allowed" to go out freely.

Last month, Wendy Williams was seen leaning against the window sobbing during a live phone interview with TMZ's Harvey Levin. The TV star told Harvey she felt like a prisoner here, only allowed to go out twice in 30 days, no internet, no one allowed to visit.

In an interview on The Breakfast Club radio show in January, Wendy Williams insisted she was not suffering from cognitive impairment and accused custody of abuse. Wendy's granddaughter, Alex Finni, also appeared on the show and spoke out in defense of the 60-year-old star.

Wendy Joan Williams, born July 18, 1964 in Asbury Park, New Jersey, is an American former broadcaster, television host, and author. She is best known for her talk show "The Wendy Williams Show", which aired from 2008 to 2021. Before entering television, Wendy had a successful career in the radio industry, where she was known for her "shock jock" style and heated arguments with stars.

Wendy Williams began her radio career in 1986 and quickly became one of the most popular DJs in New York. She has worked at many major radio stations such as WQHT, WRKS and WBLS. In 2006, Wendy became the main character in VH1's reality television series "The Wendy Williams Experience", documenting the events surrounding her radio show.

In 2008, Wendy Williams moved into television with "The Wendy Williams Show". The show quickly became a phenomenon and helped her win many awards. Wendy is known for her straightforward hosting style, not afraid to confront, and always willing to share personal stories. She has interviewed many famous stars and has become one of the most popular hosts in the United States.

In addition to her television career, Wendy Williams is the author of many books, including nonfiction books and novels. She is also involved in many other projects such as acting, comedy performances, and selling fashion products, jewelry, and wigs. Wendy was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame in 2009 and has a street in her name in Asbury Park, New Jersey.

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