Wendy Williams’ Medical Evaluation ‘Complete,’ According to Her Guardian

Wendy Williams‘ medical evaluation is complete — but her court-appointed guardian Sabrina E. Morrissey is asking to pause the ongoing litigation with A&E over their 2024 documentary to let the guardianship court make a call on whether, or how, the guardianship will continue.

In an August 5 filing, obtained by TMZ … Morrissey says the evaluation is complete and “medical specialists have formed an opinion concerning [Wendy’s] current neurological condition and diagnosis, including whether she has the ability to make decisions” about the A&E litigation over the network’s doc, “Where Is Wendy Williams?”

Morrissey says the opinion was cemented following a significant number of medical and neuropsychological test and scans, which included brain imaging.

However, she says several “complications” have arisen — namely Wendy’s family and others challenging the guardianship. Therefore, she’s asking the court to sit tight for 3 months — or until the guardianship court makes a ruling on the status of the guardianship and the guardian.

According to the letter, A&E provided a statement for Morrissey’s legal submission … saying the company will agree with the delay, but would like an early deposition of Wendy scheduled due to their concerns over her “purported progressive neurological disease.”

ICYMI … Morrissey sued A&E in 2024 over their doc — which chronicled Wendy’s talk show ending and the start of the guardianship.

It’s no secret Wendy wants out of the situation. She even likened her guardianship to a luxury prison in our February “TMZ Presents: Saving Wendy” doc.