Wendy Williams is ‘happy to be here’ after health issues and rehab

Wendy Williams is just “happy to be here” after a year full of health issues and legal drama.

The former daytime talk show host shared a video to Instagram on Saturday to promote merchandise for her upcoming podcast, ‘The Wendy Experience,’ and showed her fans how well she’s doing after a stint in rehab. detox.

“Hey! Happy holidays! It’s the season of winter,” Williams, 58, said from a comfy couch. “I’m just happy to be here and to be, well, happy to be here.”

The video, which was posted on Christmas Eve, included a link to where the Emmy nominee’s “co-hosts” can purchase hoodies and baseball caps that feature many of her catchphrases. more famous, such as “How are you?”

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The post garnered immediate support from dedicated Williams fans.

“Wendy, you are loved!!! Excited for what you shared with the world in 2023!!! 🌈🕺🏻🕺🏻,” one follower commented.

“So happy that we can hear your voice and your thoughts again. ❤️ There is nothing like your tea and your opinion 🔥🔥🔥,” wrote another.

“I’m glad she’s taking her time and hopefully getting better!!! Merry Christmas Wendy 🎊🎉🎄❤️,” observed a third fan.

It’s unclear when Williams’ podcast will officially launch.

The former shock athlete has been slowly returning to the limelight since completing a two-month stint in rehab in October for alcohol abuse. A month later, she appeared at her former radio station WBLS’ annual Circle of Sisters event looking happier and healthier than ever.

Despite Williams’ personal life improving, his 22-year-old son Kevin Hunter Jr. suffered a setback when he was evicted from his $2million Miami apartment in September for failing to pay the rent since February because her mother had lost access. to his finances.