The legal guardian of former talk show host Wendy Williams has settled a lawsuit against Lifetime over the documentary 'Where Is Wendy Williams?'. The guardian had argued that Williams was not capable of consenting to be filmed when the documentary was made. Williams, who hosted 'The Wendy Williams Show' for over a decade, has been under a legal guardianship since 2022 due to health issues, including aphasia and dementia. The documentary aired earlier this year and showed her struggles with her health and legal situation. The settlement details have not been made public, and both sides have not commented further. The lawsuit was filed in New York and claimed that the production took advantage of Williams' condition. Lifetime has denied any wrongdoing. Wendy Williams' fans have expressed concern about her well-being throughout the legal proceedings. The resolution of this lawsuit does not affect her ongoing guardianship, which remains in place.