With the entire grief, illness, and unhealthy occasions which have crossed Wendy Williams’ path up to now a number of years, she lately acquired some excellent news.

A decide has denied Williams’ former husband Kevin Hunter request that the previous discuss present host resume alimony funds that stopped because of latest troubles. That is based on The U.S. Solar, which obtained courtroom paperwork pertaining to the courtroom case and the judgment.

The decide mentioned Hunter’s demand for alimony to be began once more was “not emergent” and ordered his “software to be dismissed with out prejudice.” That included Hunter’s request that his lawyer charges be paid by his former spouse.

The decide gave Hunter the choice to take his case to mediation.

Final 12 months, Hunter filed courtroom papers asking that the courtroom direct Williams to make the alimony funds as “contractually required” beneath the marital settlement settlement and severance settlement. He mentioned that because of not receiving the cash from Williams, he was going through foreclosures.

He claimed that he has not acquired an alimony fee from Williams since February of final 12 months.

Williams’ lawyer mentioned Hunter will not be entitled to alimony funds as a result of her discuss present was canceled, primarily based on the previous couple’s divorce settlement.

The erstwhile discuss present queen was positioned beneath monetary guardianship final 12 months after her financial institution froze her account because it suspected she was affected by “monetary exploitation, dementia, or undue affect.”

“If, for any cause, Plaintiffs contract with Discuss WW will not be renewed and/or is in any other case suspended, canceled or terminated and Plaintiff doesn’t have every other tv present being aired and paying her an equal wage, Defendant understands and agrees that each one Severance Cost shall be topic to both termination or modification,” Williams’ lawyer wrote within the response.

The lawyer informed the courtroom that Williams has had no revenue since October 2021, and he or she doesn’t have one other present pending or “an equal wage.”