Wendy Wiliams fighting to end court-ordered guardian

Two years ago, rumors were floating around that Wendy Williams’ son Kevin Hunter Jr.’s, lavish spending triggered Wells Fargo Bank to seek a court ordered financial guardian for her.

In a video chat with Harvey Levin of TMZ and attorney Mark Geragos, Williams claimed the rumors were true. 

“My son is a good person, but at this point he is a horrible person to me,” she said. 

TMZ said Williams signed an affidavit Wednesday afternoon asking the judge to set her free. According to the affidavit, She says she has “regained capacity” to function without a guardian. The affidavit also says she does not have Frontotemporal Dementia, despite what doctors had claimed. 

The celebrity news and gossip site reported that sources claim Williams will be re-evaluated by a doctor next Tuesday. The doctor was reportedly selected by the attorney she has hired to end the guardianship.

If the judge turns down the request to end the guardianship, TMZ said Williams is expected to demand a jury trial – where jurors will decide if she has regained her capacity to run her own life without guardian control.