After more than two decades of dirt-dishing, New York City’s most controversial female shock jock is hanging up her microphone.
With last week’s official launch of her new daytime talk show media personality Wendy Williams has decided to quit her longtime day job as a radio personality on WBLS.
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The Real Housewives Of Atlanta’s own “Tell It Like It Is” Nene Leakes sipped “Truth Serum” with Wendy Williams on Tuesday.
As Nene prepares for the second season premiere of The Real Housewives of Atlanta later this month, she’s sounding off on split rumors with Greg, the search for her biological father, and the fact that she’s never heard of ’90s R&B group Xscape.
“Listen, it’s not that I don’t like the girls,” Nene explained. “I like the girls. I talk to Lisa the most and um, Sheree and I, in the first episode, you see us try and mend our relationship. But what I’m saying is I think people get confused about what friendship is. Friends don’t do what we do – talk bad about each other, be very negative toward each other… We’re associates. We hang out from time to time. If I was really in a situation I wouldn’t call them up. I have good friends and I have a new sister – you.”
Wendy Williams is over her feud with R&B diva Whitney Houston.
The entertainment titans got into a massive spat in 2003, when the radio host questioned the “I Will Always Love You” about her alleged drug problems. All Hell broke loose and a ranting Whitney cursedat Williams on-air.
“Whitney and I have history, but we’re also Jersey girls and women of a certain age, and I think we’re both in a really good place,” she said at the launch of her new TV talk show, The Wendy Williams Show, at the Gates on Monday night. “We have a new life to celebrate. I’d love to have Whitney on the show.”
Acid-tongued shock jock Wendy Williams — a fixture in NYC radio for more than 20 years — debuts her hourlong talk show, The Wendy Williams Show, on Fox stations across the country on Monday.
Wendy Williams, the self-appointed “Queen of All Media,” had an interesting excuse for why she showed up nearly an hour late for an promo interview with a reporter for Britain’s The Guardian:
“I lost a tampon. Last night I thought there was one in there but I couldn’t find it. My husband offered to take a look but I said ‘Uh, actually, no thanks.’ Cos, you know, some things just … Anyway, I had to go to my gyenocologist’s office – which is in New Jersey, where I live – first thing this morning,” Wendy explained.
“I waited in my car until the office was open so she could see me right away. It was fine. There was nothing there,” she added.
As you can see, The Guardian’s Gabby Wood was in for a long interview.
The Wendy Williams Show — airing five days a week — premieres July 13.
Bow Wow came underfire Wednesday for dissing an interview with radio shock jock Wendy Williams to chat with her longtime rival–on and off the air–Hot 97’s Angie Martinez.
The self-proclaimed Queen of All Media has vowed to permanently ban the hip-hop star from her controversial show.
Bow Wow is currently promoting his new album New Jack City Part II.
Wendy Williams and Charlamagne Tha God on Charlamagne’s firing from NYC’s WBLS-FM last week.
Welcome to Daytime, Wendy. The Wendy Williams Show has been picked up for a full run next year following its successful six-week Summer preview in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas, and Detroit.
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