Wendy Williams might be hanging up her cap for good. This week, Debmar-Mercury, the television syndication company that produces and distributes The Wendy Williams Show, announced that Williams’ daytime talk show will come to an end after 13 seasons.
The announcement comes amid the media personality’s recent health struggles, which has led to a rotating lineup of guest hosts filling in for her throughout this past season. Her show will instead be replaced by Sherri, a daytime talk show of the same vein hosted by actress and comedian Sherri Shepherd, who was one of the frequent guest hosts (others included Whitney Cummings and Jerry Springer) who filled in for Williams during her absence. Williams has spoken publicly before about her battles with hyperthyroidism and Graves’ disease, which resulted in previous hiatuses from her show.
