Wendy Williams’ Son Afraid She ‘Could Die’: He Speaks Out about Mom’s Diagnosis with ‘Pain’ in His Eyes

Kevin Hunter Jr. shares alarming details regarding his mother’s health issues, touching hearts worldwide. The public continues to send messages of strength and support to Wendy Williams and her loved ones during this challenging time.

In a heart-wrenching revelation that has captured the attention of fans and onlookers worldwide, Wendy Williams’s only son, Kevin Hunter Jr., has voiced grave concerns regarding his mother’s health. The television icon’s struggle has been thrust into the limelight, painting a somber picture of her battle with a diagnosis that is severe and threatening to her livelihood.

Hunter’s poignant words, “I’m afraid that she could die,” echo the depth of the crisis, emphasizing the dire state of Williams’s health. The young man’s fears were laid bare in the Lifetime documentary, “Where Is Wendy Williams?” which revealed his worries about his mother’s alcohol addiction and its devastating effects.

According to Hunter, the guardian who oversees all of his mom’s affairs has failed to shield her. In a clip from the documentary, he disclosed that a circle of “yes people” are exacerbating her condition rather than aiding her recovery.

The documentary offers a glimpse into Williams’s life, depicting her in moments of vulnerability, which include scenes of her in a wheelchair and emotional exchanges with her son. Hunter shared his concerns about his mother’s mental state and attributed her dementia to excessive alcohol consumption.

“They basically said that because she was drinking so much, it was starting to affect her headspace and her brain. So I think they said it was alcohol-induced dementia,” he explained.