Wendy Williams will remain locked up indefinitely, but she got good news Friday ... a judge will allow her to fly to Miami for her father's 94th birthday.
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00:00Wendy Williams got great news in court.
00:03She is getting out of the assisted living facility
00:06where she is, but just for two days.
00:09She got clearance to go to celebrate her father's
00:1294th birthday in Florida.
00:14It's a battle in the war she wants out altogether,
00:17but for now, the judge has said she can go to the party.
00:20She'll have court-ordered security with her,
00:23and two days, and then she's got to go back.
00:26This is one of the biggest miscarriages
00:29of justice I have ever seen.
00:32This woman is fine.
00:34I've spent hours and hours and hours and hours
00:36on the phone with Wendy, and she is fine.
00:39But I cry, you know what I'm saying?
00:41But I'm a mean bitch, you understand what I'm saying?
00:44Don't mistake my crying for a failure.
00:47She is the Wendy Williams who was on the television
00:50show 10 years ago.
00:51Is she kooky? Yes.
00:53But is she crazy? No.
00:55There is something called alcohol-induced dementia.
00:58Which is very similar to frontal temporal dementia,
01:02which they said she has.
01:03Frontal temporal never gets better.
01:06It only gets worse.
01:07Alcohol can get better.
01:09She was an alcoholic.
01:11Wendy Williams is a totally different person,
01:13and we're getting into this in this documentary we're doing.
01:15It's called Saving Wendy, and it drops on 2B
01:18a week from Wednesday.
01:19She needs out. Free Wendy.
01:22Don't mistake my tears for weakness.