Wendy Williams It is an itching to trial the jury to decide on their guardianship in order to tell their story.

The former host of television shows fought to end custody and insists that she was not mentally incompetent.

Williams' advocate of the health professional shared how he felt waiting for the trial of the jury to determine whether her guardianship will be abolished.

In chat with People MagazineGinalis Monterroso said Williams was "excited" to decide the jury about his destiny.

She explained that Williams would like to clarify that she was not mentally incompetent, saying, "It's something he wants to say, and she just can't wait to get his story out."

Monterroso continued, "and at the end of the day, he will have a jury trial, and that will be a jury who will make a decision."

Wendy Williams' Healthcare Advocat noted that no date was repaired for the trial, but said that further testing from "independent neurologist" would follow.

She explained and why she called 911 and wrote a letter for adult protective services 10. March.

The Monterroso and 911 call letter led to the New York agency visiting the object in which Williams lives to check the welfare.

Monterroso said, "It was just a more strategic move in just somehow get more evidence, because this case is stuck."

She also said that Williams should be carried through the ambulance in order to "at least make a short mini estimate in the hospital" and "having some other than one outside of this guardian who can be incompetent" that a former host may be incompetent.

Monterroso also claimed that Williams would "forward" tests to assess her mental ability, adding, "was warned and oriented, and we were satisfied with the team."

In February 2024. year, Williams' medical care has announced the way a Press release That she was diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia (FTD) in 2023. years.

When asked about the diagnosis, Monterroso said, "Well, there are different phases of the FTD and we don't even know if it's actually FTD, because Wendy drank alcohol. And FTD and Dementia alcohol are very similar."

The health lawyer emphasized that Dementia was caused by alcohol "reversible". She added: "You just stop drinking. FTD is very progressive. And so if they say it was 2023. years, you'd see a fall."

Monterroso continued, "You would see something that concerns her speech, as far as her thinking, as far as her messages is concerned, at this point will be a great indication that something is wrong."

She concluded the expressive hope that her decision would release the authorities to know about William's condition, raised "public awareness that it was very serious and that it was a crime to maintain some isolated."

Comments Monterroso follow the recent reports that Wendy Williams awaits a new cognitive assessment over whom her guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, has a certain level of control.

According to the sources, Williams, which are frustrated in their search to stop their custody, "said it must be patient, which is difficult, but remains positive."

Insider said the 60-year-old "hangs" and remains completely dedicated to the return of her life.

Said the source In contact"Pouring support from fans and from her family who doesn't work imminently to get her out of that hellish hole she gave her a real joy in her hand."

While Wait a new evaluation The trial of the jury continues, Williams has previously celebrated the result of the evaluation of the mental capacity that she did after visiting Mannhattan's life facility that was in which she was.

During a telephone call to Have a good day New York 11. March after his hospital visit, Viliams exclaimed, "I crossed with flying colors!"

Then she asked Monterroso to "work out everything." The latter, who followed it to the hospital, "he had those tests, he thought he was not incompetent. I think it's great news and everyone knows that Wendy can't be incompetent."

When asked whether he is satisfied with the tests of mental evaluation, Williams said: "Absolutely!" She added: "That's what I want, and that's what I have."