Thursday November 12
Strike a pose.
International supermodel Iman is paying a visit to Wendy and telling us about her new fashion accessories line, Global Chic on HSN and her cosmetics line, IMAN Cosmetics. She’s also giving a deserving audience member a new look from head-to-toe!
Then, he’s searched for love before and now he’s searching for love again, R&B singer Ray J talks about the second season of his VH-1 reality show “For the Love of Ray J 2.”
Plus, Wendy dishes on the latest Hot Topics and gives the audience advice during “Ask Wendy.”
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Recap: Iman and Ray J
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Sunday November 15th, 2009 at 1:11 pm
I went to this episode and first let me tell you how horrible it was. I waited so long to get on the show and the camera didnt even hit me. I got up 3am and had one hr sleep and Stupid ass Ray J couldnt even shake hands with the audience. Iman gave lip gloss that wasent even all that but her makeup was cute. Wendy was cool she did come in the audience and talk to people but i wish she would not just stay one side of the audience. It was my birthday and going to the show feels like your working for them and they are training you like animals to stand up over and over to dance and clap. I would never go back to her show only watch it on tv.
Friday November 13th, 2009 at 7:32 pm
Hey Wendy, I love the show! But i do have a question, dont Ray-J have a baby by Danger from season 1 on FOR THE LOVE OF RAY-J? I dont know how true it is but i wish you would have talked about that. But anyway, keep up the mess! I love it!
Friday November 13th, 2009 at 11:25 am
I enjoy your show i think u r strieght up person i wish i was as open an as real as u
Friday November 13th, 2009 at 11:24 am
HOW U DOIN?! I love your show and if I can’t catch it, at work, during the day, I watch @ 11pm. Columbus Short…HOT!! Ray J…HOT! But I did notice Ray had, what looks to be, a wedding band. Is he married? I can’t wait to visit New York and your show. Thank You for the entertainment.
Friday November 13th, 2009 at 9:59 am
Wendy the make over was wonderful, should do them more often, big girls have it going on to.i will be ordering Iman collection, also how can i get a copy of that famous them song?.
Friday November 13th, 2009 at 8:23 am
I have wathced your show on BET from the start. I love your style and the way you present yourself (most times). I have enjoyed your show thus far until tonight. I was extremely upset when your audience member introduced “hot topics” segment regarding Oprah’s show about a woman who was mauled by her friend’s chimpanzee as the “chimp lady”. It offended me because I watched that show from beginning to end. So when you came out with the same title for her explaining how you did not need to see that, it only proves what Oprah really said in the interview. You should have turned your volume up to hear what a strong individual this woman is. Each one of us don’t know what will happen in our lives. This woman (by the way her name is Charla – not “Chimp Lady”) is the most inspiring woman that I have heard from. Her beautiful spirit touched my heart in spite of what happened to her. I applaud Oprah for showing us that life, friendship, and love could have consequences (good or bad).
Wendy, you seem to have many gay men in your audience. Do you look at them differently? I have not seen that so far. So why look at someone who had no control about their situation they were facing? You are confusing me. In the future, I hope you can be more open to things that will occur that no one has control over.
I do not feel that Oprah was distasteful, she was only showing the world how strong a woman can be. What is distasteful is you and your audience refer to her as the “Chimp Lady”. Her name is “Charla”.
Friday November 13th, 2009 at 4:37 am
This is for the people that was so upset with Wendy’s comment regarding Charla.
I saw the same show and heard Wendy’s comment and I personally, did not feel she was trying to be hurtful or insensative. What happen to freedom of speach? everyone is intitled to his or her own openions. Since I have been watching the show, I feel Wendy Is really down to earth and calls it like she sees it. With that said, what does how much money she makes have to do with anything? shes
worked hard to get where she is. Get a life…….
Friday November 13th, 2009 at 3:31 am
Hello Again Wendy ~
I am asking you once again about your wigs and how you make the part look like your real hair, you’re wearing those wigs as if their your own natural hair sister.. so please please tell me your secert about the natural looking part….PLEASE RESPOND, I’LL BE WAITING…HOW U DOIN?
Friday November 13th, 2009 at 12:50 am
Wendy, I really liked your eyes today. what eyeshadow was it? I want it too. Iman looked hot too. call me and let me know, ok? ciao, bella.
Friday November 13th, 2009 at 12:11 am
Dear Wendy,
I love the show! I watch everyday and then at night when it replays! But i will not watch tonight! What you said about Charla Nash was totally wrong! As a human being, ( like you are and I am ), there needs to be respect!!!! I love you to death, but you crossed the line with your comment about her disfigurment! You need to say you are sorry to her!!! That was just wrong…my mouth dropped when i heard the words come out of your mouth! As a woman who has had so much talked about herself…i thought you would do better! Please know i love you to death, but am throwen off gaurd. I will always love you please know this, and love what you do everyday….two times a day in my case!! LOL!!! Please say sorry to her!!
Love always,
Chad Jayson
Thursday November 12th, 2009 at 11:19 pm
I say you should do more makeover i loved it and enjoyed it very much there is a lot of woman who could use a lot of help. like myself a single mother i cannot do nothing for myself or my kids, ijust got laid off.
Thursday November 12th, 2009 at 6:52 pm
Wendy, I think it was not very polite of you to only comment regarding Charla Nash’s attack by saying that “some things should not be shown on television.” What I didn’t hear from you was any compassion for what the lady’s life must be like as a result of her horrible ordeal and that hopefully she’ll be blessed to have some type of normalcy restored to her life that has been changed forever. It basically sounded like you think she should just be hidden away from plain view forever. I’m glad that she revealed herself. When I saw her I didn’t immediately think ewwh! and why is she being shown. I felt deep hurt for her which reminded me how I would not be one of those insensitve people reacting with repulsion if I saw her out in public, but would be inclined to think that something horrific happened to her. Then I would keep her in my prayers always and hope that she won’t endure constant cruelty from the world. Where is your sense of human compassion Wendy? Has all your fame and success just stripped you of that or were you always like that? I pray that if I ever become wealthy or famous that I don’t get so caught up in the shallow worldliness of the world and would always be compassionate for tragedies that happen to others and reveal it through my words as Oprah did when she told Ms. Nash for God to bless her.
Thursday November 12th, 2009 at 6:45 pm
Wendy, I think it was not very polite of you to only comment regarding Charla Nash’s attack by saying that “some things should not be shown on television.” What I didn’t hear from you was any compassion for what the lady’s life must be like as a result of her horrible ordeal and that hopefully she’ll be blessed to have some type of normalcy restored to her life that has been changed forever. It basically sounded like you think she should just be hidden away from plain view forever. I’m glad that she revealed herself. When I saw her I didn’t immediately think ewwh! and why is she being shown. I felt deep hurt for her which reminded me how I would not be one of those insensitve people reacting with repulsion if I saw her out in public, but would be inclined to think that something horrific happened to her. Then I would keep her in my prayers always and hope that she won’t endure constant cruelty from the world. Where is your sense of human compassion Wendy? Has all your fame and success just stripped you of that or were you always like that. I pray that if I ever become wealthy that I don’t get so caught up in the shallow worldliness of the world and would always be compassionate for tragedies that happen to others and reveal it through my words as Oprah did when she told Ms. Nash for God to bless her.
Thursday November 12th, 2009 at 2:32 pm
How you doin?!
Loved today’s show. Iman was absolutley gorgeous and so was her fashion jewelry line. Deff going to check it out!!
Love you Wendy!
Thursday November 12th, 2009 at 1:13 pm
You should do more makeovers. That was a fun segment. Invite Iman back; she seems to know what she’s doing and seems down-to-earth. Really loved today’s show. Keep up the good work. Love you Wendy.