The controversy surrounding the Lifetime docuseries ‘Where Is Wendy Williams?’ hasn’t waned, but producers have confirmed that more episodes are on the horizon. Despite facing backlash for its perceived invasion of privacy, the series has garnered interest from the Emmy awards, with producers expressing hope for recognition.
According to producers Mark Ford and Erica Hanson, the series is far from over. They claim the support of Wendy Williams and her family, despite the initial controversy. The team believes the series vividly portrays Williams’ journey as she attempts a comeback amidst health and personal struggles.
A Still From Wendy Williams Docuseries (Via IMDB)
The initial release of the docuseries was shrouded in controversy, with criticism surrounding its intrusive approach. However, Ford and Hanson maintain they approached the project with sensitivity and integrity. They hope their efforts will be recognized by the Emmy Committee, calling it a “tribute” to Williams.
Despite no recent communication with Williams following the series’ airing, Ford reports that she has viewed the episodes and is comfortable with the portrayal. ‘Where Is Wendy Williams?’ is available for streaming on Lifetime.
