Wendy Williams’ friends are concerned with the “new company” she’s keeping.
“Wendy does not have many real friends, but the few that are coming around are causing some concern for the people that do truly care about her,” a source tells Pvnew.
The insider added: “The real concern is when she has people over her house. She has jewelry and designer purses laying around.”
Pvnew recently confirmed that Williams is selling off her personal belongings in her NYC penthouse.
“Wendy is not in the best state of mind so unfortunately people will take advantage of that,” the source told us.
Williams spent two months in rehab last year for treatment, after relapsing from alcohol amid other health issues.
Pvnew recently reported that Williams is drinking alcohol again — because she is celebrating a “new lease on life,” her rep told Pvnew exclusively.
“She is happy and wanted to celebrate as she has a new lease on life,” her rep said of a recent night out.
Back in March, she was photographed drinking at power eatery Fresco by Scotto in Manhattan, before making her way to the gay bar the Townhouse.
As Pvnew exclusively reported, a “lonely” Williams was spotted drinking at the famed restaurant, where she was overheard telling her group that she was determined to “get drunk.”
Pvnew also recently confirmed that the former TV host has made plans to move to Los Angeles and is in the process of cleaning out her penthouse.
Williams’ rep told Pvnew of her apartment situation, “Wendy is getting rid of items for spring cleaning, this is what people do this time of year. It’s a new chapter for Wendy and she wants new things. This is a common gesture people do and Wendy is no different.”
But an insider insisted, “Wendy is really lonely right now and that combination — plus her major bankroll — is not a good combination. Everyone is not coming to the table with good intentions. Back in the day this many people would have never be around her, much less coming over to her home.”
Pvnew broke the news in 2022 that Williams had checked into rehab for substance abuse issues. After nearly two months of treatment she went back home and said she was “better than ever.”
The former daytime talk show host has several projects in the works, her rep has said, including a podcast and a potential new series.
