Wendy: A Ray of Sunshine
When you spend an hour with Wendy, you never know what will happen. You may laugh. You may cry or learn something new about yourself or even learn to see a situation from a different point of view.
No matter what the case, Wendy is a ray of sunshine on daytime TV and she’s been bringing joy to a lot of people’s lives from the moment she was born.
Wendy’s mom shared the story with us of when Wendy was born, and how she brought a ray of sunshine into their family during a sad time.
Saturday July 3rd, 2010 at 3:48 am
To Say that you can’t have a fufilling marriage without children…. Your Comment….. “What is the point of getting married if your not going to have kids”. What a hurtful and ignorant comment. Maybe your personal feeling, yet you have no right to dictate what is right or wrong. I’ve been married for a long time with many miscarriages and many attempts and am still considering trying again, yet your comment brought me to tears. Who do you think you are. All of the things that I and many go through to have kids and cannot. You stated you would have divorced if unsucessful in conceiving. Obviously Marriage vows “that little piece of paper” doesnt mean much to you. When you get married you dont always know you’ll be infertile. Love is what brought you together and should keep you together. If having kids is the only reason you stay together then that’s a reflection on your relationship and lack of full love for one another. I’ve just started tuning into your show recently……No longer…..I will be tuning out. For such a colorful past, how judgemental are you! You should realize that love should come first, then children… Many watch your show and you should consider what nonsense comes out of your mouth before you release it…Very hurtful. My husband does not want to be without me, as I gave him the option of leaving, obviously he’s not the problem, therefore he could have children. Yet his comment, as long as I have you, that’s all that matters. (Right after our last failed attempt of many). That’s all Im saying for more tears a starting to roll down my face. What an Insensitive person.
Saturday July 3rd, 2010 at 3:37 am
Dear Wendy,
Loved the chance to get to meet your Mom (in my mind)…just beautiful…her story about her Mother’s last few months and your birth were very touching. Your tears were unexpected until your Mom mentioned your birthdate, a sensitive and caring Cancer…you share a birthday with my Son, which endeared you to me even more.
Enjoy your show and lack of pretension…a joy to watch!
Sincerely,
Mora
Saturday July 3rd, 2010 at 1:15 am
NEVER IN MY LIFE!!! Today I watched your show on Mothers day with your mother….How Irronic!!! The story about your grandmother… the SAME thing happened to me. But the ONLY thing different I was with my grandmother on her dying bed. My son was just born July 31, 2006 and my grandmother that HAD colon cancer died October 15, 2006… I would have NEVER in my life imagined the same story. All the way down to being there to take care of her with a newborn baby… I remember it like it was yesterday. I just had to sure that with you and yes, my baby who will be four has an OUTSTANDING personality and he loves your show. And yes the clown does the HOOWW YOU DOIN! I would have sent you what we recorded last year but we were just playing around… Good Luck love the show. But I could not rest till i shared that.
Saturday July 3rd, 2010 at 1:06 am
Check this video out its my lil cousin lol — Wendy Williams “How You Doin” http://youtu.be/JdZu6c9E2qs
-He is only 5years old and knows how to do the perfect impression of Wendy Williams!
Saturday July 3rd, 2010 at 1:05 am
Check this video out its my lil cousin lol — Wendy Williams “How You Doin” http://youtu.be/JdZu6c9E2qs
- He is only 5 years old and knows how to do the perfect impression of Wendy Williams
Saturday July 3rd, 2010 at 12:50 am
Hello there Ms Lady,
First of all, HOW U DOIN?
I absolutely LOVE you and your show. My daughter and I say the “How u doin” signature all the time. She and her 7th grade friends think that I am so cool for lowering my eyes, putting my hands in front and sounding like you. LOL. They love it! And obviously, we all love you as a strong, independent black women that holds her own. I am so inspired by your flow of emotions; girlfriend, I am the exact same way. I am very emotional and I love people. Hey, I am a child of the King, Jesus Christ. Ms Wendy, keep doing what you’re doing by bringing us good news about Hollywood and continue to be you. May God continue to richly bless you and your family.
Mrs. Lisa M. Jones and family
Saturday July 3rd, 2010 at 12:33 am
Wendy,
I cannot tell you how disappointed I was to hear you say that 2 people cannot be married without children and be happy. My husband and I have been married for 11 years and are very happy. We have had some disappointments and are not able to have children. This has been a hard struggle for me and to hear you say this is very sad. I am not a die hard fan however, I did frequently watch the show but this does leave me in a ponder. I will say that I am glad that I did not have the same mentality that you have when it came to marriage. I married because I love my husband not because he could give me children. I am also glad that my husband thinks differently too because with your views he would have divorced me.
Saturday July 3rd, 2010 at 12:28 am
Hello I would like to say that right now I’m watching the show it’s obvious that it is a re-run. I’m learning a lot about Wendy Williams but there was a statement about married people who can’t have children (Wendy’s statement “if I couldn’t have a child I would leave my husband out of love) WHAT!!! I think that was a bit far, God has blessed you with 1 son, but you have lost many. What happens to the woman that loves her husband and her or her husband are having problems.
Should they give up on love? I don’t think so. Love is not defined by having a child or not. Love is hard to find, TRUE love is hard to find. Should a person stay with someone their not happy with because they DO have children? I am a single mother of two girls and my children were not the defining point in our relationship and I wasn’t going to stay because I did have children by this man/husband (yes I have been married). So why should a person leave if they can’t have a child together. Love is love, and love is beautiful and is never defined by a child. I agree with your mom…………… marriage can be successful, enjoyable, and fulfilling with or without a child.
Remember you were almost that woman, would you had left so easily!! REALLY???? TRUE LOVE IS VERY HARD TO FIND AND I DON’T SEE HOW YOU COULD GIVE UP A MAN TO ANOTHER WOMAN WHO MAY NOT BE ABLE TO HAVE A CHILD EITHER!! HMMMMM……………… JUST A THOUGHT!!
Thanks for reading this, have a great day!!
Saturday July 3rd, 2010 at 12:19 am
Hi Wendy, People can have very fulfilling marriages without children. I always say children are a blessing from God but God does not bless everyone in the same way. My husband and I celebrated 32 years of marriage on yesterday. We have been bless with wonderful lives but no children.
Friday July 2nd, 2010 at 10:46 pm
how you doing Wendy, My husband cried when he saw your show and when your mother told the story in the same year one life was given and another life it was taken. It also happen to him, our daughter CJ was born on April 2nd and his mom died on April 4th same day i came out of the hospital with CJ our daughter. His mom did not get to see her granddaughter. He didn’t get to grief because he had a beautiful bundle of joy.
Friday July 2nd, 2010 at 6:00 pm
Queen of all media (world-wide)
All your subjects, fans and followers miss you
eagerly waiting your return on July 12 with great anticipation.
Happy 4th to everyone.
Friday July 2nd, 2010 at 5:30 pm
I love me some Wendy Williams! I stopped going to my Soul Line Dancing classes and my aerobics classes if they interfere with the 2 pm showing of your fabulous show. I do the best “How You Doin” for a 61 year old lady. My two adult children make me do it for all their friends. My boyfriend and I will be vacationing in NYC from Aug 31-Sep 7, 2010 and would love to be an audience member, but it looks like it’s too early to sign up for the taping of your second show on Thursday, Sep 2, 2010. Love you, girl! Keep entertaining us. You’re the BEST!
Friday July 2nd, 2010 at 4:10 pm
Who U Dooin Wendy??
Wendy I saw the Mother’s Day show again today and I must tell you that that is the absolute BEST SHOW of all your shows to me. I just love your Mommie. She reminds me so much of my Mom and Grandmom and the Moms and Grandmoms from back in the day. They don’t have those kinds of Moms it seems anymore. I see where you get your ray of sunshine from. I don’t even know her but I feel as if she was a school teacher of mine in my head or neighborhood Mom from when I was growing up in the 60′s 70′s and 80′s. I love her honesty and her wit. She certainly can teach these young Moms a thing or two. Wendy I was thinking maybe you could do a segment with your Mom every now and again even if it is poolside from Miami or something. Like an advice type of segment. I really enjoy seeing such a young at heart and vibrant more matured woman. ( I don’t like the word old when describing Seniors.) Wendy you have got to bring your parents back sometime soon. Tell Momma Shirley that she has a fan here in Raleigh, NC 4-life.
Love U Wendy and see you in 11 more days. I can’t wait.
Tonya in Raleigh
Friday July 2nd, 2010 at 11:34 am
dear WENDY,
HOW YOU DOIN!
WENDY: how can i find out if a guy likes me or how can i make him like me 4 me he dosent even know if i esistest
PLEASE HELP ME WENDY WILLAMS I LOVE YOUR SHOW ILL BE THERE SOME TIME SOON IN DECEMBER
BYE LOVE YOU WENDY
SINCERLY YOUR BIGGEST FAN AT THE WENDY WILLAMS SHOW, CHEYENNE HUTCHINS!
Friday July 2nd, 2010 at 11:32 am
oh, wendy
derieses wendy: please dont cry or ill cry again
Friday July 2nd, 2010 at 11:19 am
Hey Wendy! Two people can get married and be happy together without children. My husbnd and I have been married for 7 years and have no kids. We both finished college and I am now working on a second degree. We are foster parents for dogs and we love it. They are our children. I think now days people have children without getting married all the time, so saying that you get married solely for the pupose of having children is crazy. Getting married is a commitment for two people who are in love, it has nothing to do with children.
Friday July 2nd, 2010 at 10:51 am
I think the relationship between you and your mother is one of a kind and beautiful. I never knew my mother because I grew up in a foster home, so I never knew how strong that bond could be until I ad my chldren. I am now the mother of 5 boys and 1 girl, grandmother of 25 and great grandmother of 5. God bless you an never let that bond be broken. There is nothing likea mother’s love. It’s a blessing from God.
Thursday May 13th, 2010 at 9:20 pm
I cried when I heard your story, Wendy. That was also my story. My mom passed away two weeks after my daughter, Stefani was born. The day I came home from the hospital was the same day she went into the hospital. Thankfully I had sent newborn photos of my daughter home so my mother did get to see her grandaughter, Stefani. She compared my baby pictures with my daughter’s newborn photos. She never held her newborn granddaughter. Shortly afterwards she went surgery and never recovered, thus slipping into a coma.
Yes, a life came into the world while another life left our world. Stefani was born on July 17, 1986. Mom had celebrated her 56th birthday on July 31, 1986. The best and worst time of my life.