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Wendy Williams' ex-husband needs to go back to the drawing board if he wants to take legal action over her guardianship ... because a judge just tossed a lawsuit he tried to file on her behalf.

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00:00Wendy Williams has not won the war, but she won a battle today, a battle with her ex-husband over her money, essentially,
00:09and his efforts to say that he has any say in her finances at the moment.
00:15It was a weird lawsuit. So her ex-husband, who Wendy does not like, and there was a bitter, contentious divorce,
00:21filed this weird lawsuit saying he was filing it on behalf of Wendy against all sorts of people saying that this guardianship's illegal
00:32and I think the Lifetime thing may have been involved, the documentary she did, and he does not have a dog in this fight.
00:38I mean, he is the ex-husband. He has no, what we call in the law, privity of contract with Wendy Williams, and it's a bogus case.
00:48He tried to say that he was the next friend. It's ridiculous. To her, the next friend.
00:53He's acknowledging that, oh, we're not married, but I'm still our next friend.
00:56But in the lawsuit, he claimed personal damages of $250 million. It was this weird thing.
01:01Presumably that was on her behalf and she would get it. I mean, putting aside the silliness of the lawsuit.
01:06But he said that I am owed $250 million. It was just a bizarre, bizarre lawsuit.
01:11So the judge dismissed it today. And as the judge, we knew the judge would.
01:17But I mean, this guy has no, and then the question is, why was Kevin Hunter Sr. really suing?
01:22I wonder what the answer to that is. Because it's not like he was looking out for Wendy the way that, you know, he seems to be.
01:29What was their relationship in the years after their divorce? Would they remain tight?
01:32Not bad. No. It's always been bad.
01:36Even during the marriage.
01:37Really bad.
01:37Yes. The idea that he would step into her shoes as the next friend is bizarre.
01:42Right. I mean, clearly he was just trying to find some legal loophole.
01:45But by the way, you spoke to Wendy a couple of minutes ago and I talked to her.
01:50I can't we can't show her on video because she's locked in this prison that they call a memory care.
01:57Memory care. You have an honor, senior, your ex-husband.
02:01They dismiss the case when it was at a federal court hearing, you know, earlier this morning.
02:07And, you know, of course he wants to steal my money, the ex.
02:11You know, in the meantime, it's been dismissed, you know, and I'm happy. Why not?
02:19By the way, I just got to talk about when you hear her and I hear you speaking to her all the time.
02:24It's like, you just heard her.
02:26That woman does not sound like someone who needs to be under any care, certainly not in a memory care unit.
02:33And yet she's still at this facility.
02:36She's been in this guardianship for three years.
02:39And I talked to her for 45 minutes a few days ago.
02:43And I'm telling you, she is as lucid.
02:45She was really lucid, objectively lucid, but as much as she was 15 years ago.
02:50And, you know, even if she has this disease that they say she has, frontotemporal dementia,
02:56you know, if somebody gets diagnosed with Alzheimer's,
02:58they don't put them in a guardianship the day they get diagnosed.
03:01If they can't take care of themselves and there's no one to take care of them at that point, maybe.
03:06But not now when she's perfectly lucid and capable and has people who can help her.
03:13And the idea she's in this guardianship where the guardian is spending 25, blowing $25,000 a month on this facility.
03:23The guardian is making hundreds of dollars an hour.
03:26And there are all these people who are making money off the backs of Wendy Williams locked in that unit.
03:34And she doesn't even know.
03:36She's been asking, how much money do I have left?
03:39They're not even telling her that.
03:41And the idea that she is lingering in this unit is outrageous.
03:45Can I say something that doesn't add up?
03:47And we've seen Wendy out and about a little bit more in recent months.
03:53So, but you should know that even though she, when she goes out, she still has to get approval to go out every time.
04:00Here's my point is, and when we've seen her out, this is at New York Fashion Week when she was out.
04:05She is clearly fine.
04:07If she weren't fine, if she really were suffering the effects of dementia at this moment,
04:12why would they be saying, yes, it's okay to go to Fashion Week?
04:15And she doesn't go with like, she doesn't have a nurse with her.
04:18She does have a bodyguard now.
04:19She's a bodyguard, yes.
04:20You wouldn't let someone just go to a Fashion Week event if she were truly suffering from the effects of dementia.
04:26There is an answer to that.
04:28The guardianship is...
04:29That's the answer.
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