Wendy Williams spoke out against her court-ordered guardianship and denied reports that she'd become cognitively impaired on 'The Breakfast Club.'

The former daytime host, who has been diagnosed with dementia, said in an interview on “The Breakfast Club” that she was “not cognitively impaired” and spoke about her life in a care facility.

Wendy Williams is facing significant challenges as she navigates life under a court-appointed guardianship while dealing with health conditions.

Wendy Williams' family is said to be growing more and more frustrated over the star's court-appointed guardianship

Television icon Wendy Williams has made headlines recently, openly challenging the court-ordered guardianship that has significantly impacted her personal and professional life. In a series of interviews, Williams expressed her desire to regain control over her finances and decisions, sparking widespread conversation about her situation.

Earlier this week, “Friends of the Williams Family” organized the “Support Wendy Williams’ Fight for Independence” fundraiser, aiming to speed up “her return” from her current New York wellness facility to Miami — what the organizers are considering to be her “rightful home” and where her elderly father lives.

Wendy Williams joined Don Lemon for an in-depth conversation, offering rare insights into her current personal situation.