Wendy Williams’ medical and legal drama just took a major turn, and it might lead to her long-awaited freedom. According to TMZ, a top neurologist in New York has concluded that Wendy does not have frontotemporal dementia, the same condition her court-appointed guardian has used for years to keep her under control.

The neurologist reportedly completed a fresh round of tests and delivered the results to Wendy’s legal team late last month. Those findings directly contradict an earlier diagnosis that claimed she suffered from the degenerative condition. Experts say frontotemporal dementia doesn’t improve, it only gets worse, yet Wendy’s mental and physical state have both been improving since she became sober three years ago.

The revelation is a huge moment for Wendy, whose fans have long questioned the secrecy around her guardianship. Sources say her legal team is preparing to file court documents within the next two weeks to officially request the guardianship be terminated. If the judge denies the motion, powerhouse attorney Joe Tacopina plans to demand a jury trial, letting the public finally hear Wendy’s side.

In the meantime, Wendy was spotted attending Tacopina’s son’s wedding, smiling and celebrating with family and friends. The groom, Chris Tacopina, happens to be the data analytics manager for the Florida Panthers, earning his second Stanley Cup ring this year.

Wendy’s supporters are rallying behind her as this legal showdown unfolds, hoping this time, justice is on her side. If the court agrees with the neurologist’s findings, it could mark the start of Wendy Williams’ biggest comeback yet.

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