Kevin Hunter

Wendy Williams ' legal and financial guardian Sabrina Morrissey is demanding her ex-husband return alimony money that she believes was overpaid to him. According to a lawsuit filed in the Superior Court of New Jersey , Morrissey is demanding her ex-Kevin Hunter pay back a total of $112,500 in alimony that was 'overpaid' over the course of three months, People is reporting. But in a separate court response, Hunter demanded the former daytime talk-show host pay him 23 months in back payments for spousal support from their divorce. He maintains she stopped paying him alimony before she was placed in the court-ordered guardianship, which oversees her finances and health, in May 2022. Morrissey contends Hunter was entitled to severance payments from Williams if her yearly earned income exceeded a certain threshold. However, in the wake of her absence from hosting The Wendy Williams Show the entire last season, Team Williams contend that Hunter no longer met the criteria outlined in the agreement, and thus, needs to repay the money overpaid to him that he received along with accrued interest.

After failing to pay his rent for February, Wendy Williams' son was served with an eviction notice from his lavish Miami apartment. According to court records obtained by Page Six, Kevin Hunter Jr., 29, the son of Williams, 59, and her ex-husband Kevin Hunter owes his house more than $397.08 in back rent.

Wendy Williams’ ex-husband is demanding to see proof she’s broke now! According to The US Sun, Kevin Hunter has revived the former couple's divorce case after out-of-court mediation sessions were fruitless. Her ex said he reached an understanding with the 59-year-old television actress; as part of their deal, she'd be able to guarantee Kevin severance payments. Kevin, on the other hand, said that those payments were suddenly stopped in January 2022 when Wells Fargo, Wendy's bank, locked her out of her accounts out of fear of her being exposed to "financial abuse."

Wendy Williams' family has revealed that her early-onset dementia may have been aided by heavy alcohol use. Last week, representatives for the 59-year-old talk show host revealed that she had been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD), which causes the brain's personality and behavior centers to shrink. The illness is the same one that Die Hard actor Bruce Willis, 68, suffered from, and it most commonly affects children under the age of 60. Doctors told Kevin Hunter, Jr., that his mother's heavy alcohol use had started to impact 'her headspace and her brain,' according to Williams' son, Kevin Hunter, Jr.. The 23-year-old said, 'I was able to learn more about the stuff going on inside of my mother's house.' They said that because she was sober, it was starting to influence her headspace and her brain.' So, I assume they meant alcohol-induced dementia.' Heavy alcohol use, according to experts, has been the most influential risk factor in recent research of early-onset dementia, which occurs before age 65.

Wendy Williams' ex-husband is the subject of her forthcoming documentary. Perezcious readers may know that the former television personality has a two-part documentary premiering on Lifetime later this month called Where Is Wendy Williams? Since leaving the Wendy Williams Show and stepping out of the spotlight in 2021 due to continuing health problems and mental health challenges, it will chronicle her life. Both Wendy and her son, Kevin Hunter Jr., were even in the doc to discuss what's been going on over the past few years. You can see the trailer (below):

Wendy Williams and Kevin Hunter are on good terms now, two years after they filed for divorce. In case you didn't know, the talk show host resigned after 22 years of marriage in April 2019, following a slew of reports that he had a mystery love child with his long-time mistress. This wasn't the first time an affair of suspicion of infidelity emerged (it was the last straw, though) as the former radio DJ briefly discussed his cheating shortly after they welcomed their only child, Kevin Hunter Jr., in 2000. The breakup was declared by January 2020 by January 2020.