Just in time for the holidays, a new video is making the rounds about the queen of conversation Wendy Williams she brought joy and hope to her worried fans.

The inspirational clip is the first we've seen of the 60-year-old former talk show host since news broke in late November that Williams had been left "permanently disabled" by her carer as she continues to battle early-onset dementia.

In the video, Williams is seen sitting in the back of the SUV smiling with excitement as she takes an order from Sista Sara's Sho'nuff Oysters, Fort Lauderdale, FL. restaurant.

One of the restaurant workers can be heard greeting the media personality with her iconic catchphrase, "How are you?", to which Williams politely replies, "Hey, guys!"

Williams later thanks the employees for their service.

The video was shared on Instagram early Monday by Internet personality and blogger Antoine Edwards.

According to Edwards, Williams was accompanied to the restaurant by her nephew, Travis Finnie, who appeared in the controversial Lifetime documentary, “Where is Wendy Williams?” earlier this year.

Coincidentally, most of Williams' family is known to live in Florida, including her son Kevin Hunter Jr. and her sister Wanda Finney, who also made brief appearances in the four-part Lifetime docuseries.

Williams' new video comes weeks after her appointed guardian said in a legal filing that Williams "became cognitively impaired and permanently disabled” as he continues to battle aphasia and dementia.

Williams' guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, shared an update on Williams' condition in late November as part of her continued fight against Lifetime's "Where Is Wendy Williams?" documentary.

As he noted The RootMorrissey initially accused the producers of filming without her consent and felt they took advantage of Williams' deteriorating mental state to invade her privacy.

Lifetime's parent company, A+E Network, would counter the suit and argue that Williams was sane when she signed off from Lifetime and had full access to her triumphs and tribulations.

To this day, the legal battle continues.

Despite Morrisey's take on Williams' current mindset, it seems the gossip queen has a lot to say about the trials and legal troubles currently facing Sean 'Diddy' Combs.

Williams, who has been extremely critical of the 54-year-old Bad Boy entrepreneur in the past, claimed he was doing "good" for Daily Mail in October of this year, when she shared her thoughts on the human trafficking investigation in which Diddy is currently being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.

"So many people have said to me, 'Wendy — you called it,'" she said in a phone interview. "(This is) including some of my family who have said the same (thing)."

Speaking directly about the footage of Combs allegedly assaulting singer Cassandra "Cassie" Ventura that was leaked to the press, Williams called the moment captured "horrific."

"How many more times," she asked. “How many people? How many more women? It's so horrible.”

Before appearing at the Fort Lauderdale restaurant, Williams stunned fans when she was spotted in her home state of New Jersey visiting a holistic health store in August.

It was said to be her first public appearance since her diagnosis of aphasia and dementia was announced in February (according to court documents, Williams was originally diagnosed in March 2023).

Just like her appearance in Florida, Williams looked alert and smiling as she posed with a store employee while holding a bunch of colorful roses.

Williams' son, Kevin, was also pictured at the holistic store with an employee.

According to the worker, Williams was looking for products to help with brain fog, mental clarity and circulation.

Over the past two months, full episodes of "The Wendy Williams Show" have been quietly uploaded to his official YouTube account.

Most will recall that after the show was canceled in 2022, the account was deleted, along with the official website of the talk show and production company Wendy Williams Productions. There was no mention of content removal.

According to the updated banner on the account, the uploaded content appears to be related to the show which is now streaming on two new media apps – HerSphere and Ebony TV, both owned by Lionsgate.