Wendy Williams has risen to be a big star here in the united States. She basically spreads gossip about all the stars and tells everyone’s personal business. She has been doing such for a long while. I knew her a long time ago when she was part of a radio program called the “Carter and Sanborn show” here in Philadelphia. I did radio props for the show. When they first introduced her on the program they had a parade where she would pop out the top of a car for everyone to see. I sat next to her “before” she had all her plastic surgeries (and all I can say right now is that there is a “remarkable difference” in her “before and after pictures”). She is now on her own in New York and doing well with her own program. However, how does it feel when you suddenly become the lead hot talk of gossip? Here is the latest news on Wendy Williams and her cheating husband:
Of course it is only natural that she should love her husband. She has gone through a lot with him. However, if this had been another famous couple what would Wendy say about it? She would most likely talk badly about it and say what she believes the wife should do. Can she practice what she preaches in her own life story? I would love for everyone to be happy in their relationships. I truly do not like drama. Unfortunately, drama gets introduced to us all whether we want it or not. Wendy Williams needs to be left alone to handle her own marriage. The same should be said for all the other famous couples that Wendy gossips about on her program. Right now her story only fuels the fire for her own show. People tune in because they want to see how she will react. I don’t watch her program because I really don’t wish to hear about other people’s drama. I wish her and everyone else the best. Thank you for checking out my Daily Thought, and as always I wish you the very best that life has to offer.
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