Wendy Williams spoke to Nightline about the care facility she calls "prison." The former talk show host is publicly denying her dementia diagnosis.

Wendy Williams is speaking out about her court-appointed guardianship and dementia diagnosis in a new episode of IMPACT x Nightline. Hosted by Nightline co-anchor Byron Pitts, the special features interviews with Williams, her brother Tommy Williams, friends Sunny Hostin and Jason Lee, and medical and legal professionals analyzing her case.

The former talk show host appeared in the TMZ documentary "Saving Wendy" just hours before she formally asked a judge to end her guardianship.

Wendy Williams has reportedly taken a major step towards ending her guardianship. The 60-year-old star - who fronted her eponymous talk

In a new documentary, Wendy Williams opens up about her health and the struggle to regain control of her life.

The issue of whether [Williams] has the capacity to assess what is in her own best interests deserves renewed careful consideration by qualified experts,” a court filing read.

Wendy Williams claimed that she has not been seen by a doctor in nearly 2 years following her 2023 dementia diagnosis. The former talk show host has recently claimed that she is "not incapacitated" and is fighting to be released from her guardianship.