Wendy Williams may be a big step closer to freedom, because a psychiatrist examined her Monday and the results are clear -- Wendy's mental capacity is fully intact.
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00:00Major developments in the Wendy Williams guardianship case she is now one step closer to freedom and it was a big step
00:07So when he Williams went in for a cognitive exam yesterday, and she aced it
00:14We got video you can see her going into the ambulance
00:17She went to Lenox Hill Hospital where she and her caregiver insisted on an independent medical evaluation
00:22Wendy was given a psych exam in which she was asked ten questions, and she answered all of them correctly now
00:28The question is what does the Guardian do about this because the Guardian?
00:33Got the guardianship imposed because of a diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia
00:38But these results don't look like someone's suffering from that. Nope. What are the questions like well?
00:42Wendy just talked about that on the breakfast club. I mean they asked me they asked me
00:48Simple things like like, you know, who's the president? You know what I'm saying? Who would you tell him the president was Wendy?
00:54Please
00:57Depends who you ask kind of a trick question
00:59Really some of them are usually like can you can you tell the time on this clock in what year did World War one start?
01:061913 14. Oh, all right. Check him in
01:12Okay, calm down let's get him 20 milligrams of Thorazine Wendy's caregiver Gina Lisa Montarosa join us on TMZ live and says Wendy's still
01:19At the hospital for more tests, but she's in no rush to get back to that memory unit
01:23No, she definitely does not want to do that and she feels very protected at the hospital
01:28So what's the next step from here?
01:29The judge has to make a decision on whether to release her or not
01:33And if the judge says no, they can have a jury trial
01:36I think there it's a matter of time at this point. Hang in there Wendy looks like we'll see you out here soon