Wendy Williams has settled her lawsuit against A+E Networks over *Where Is Wendy Williams?*, a docuseries portraying her declining physical and cognitive health. The dispute centred on whether Williams had the legal and mental capacity to authorise filming, and its resolution ends a high-profile challenge to a programme that aired despite an earlier attempt to stop it.

Williams’ temporary guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, sued in 2024 and sought the documentary’s profits to support Williams’ medical care; the settlement terms have not been disclosed. The four-and-a-half-hour series used around seven months of footage and became Lifetime’s largest nonfiction debut in two years, while the agreement—reached after mediation—still requires approval from the guardianship court.