Wendy Williams' family is opening up about the talk show host's battle with alcoholism in a forthcoming Lifetime documentary titled "Where Is Wendy Williams?". The documentary, set to air on Saturday, Feb. 24, and Sunday, Feb. 25, at 8 p.m. ET/PT, sheds light on how Williams' substance abuse issues led to her being placed under a court-ordered guardian.

In the People magazine cover story published Wednesday, Williams' niece, Alex Finnie, expressed concern over her aunt's well-being, stating, "We've all seen the images over the last few months - and, really, few years - of what has seemed like a spiral for my aunt." The documentary reveals that the 59-year-old host entered a treatment facility for "cognitive issues" related to her alcohol abuse in April 2023 and remains there without access to her family or friends.

Williams' family members, including her sister Wanda and her son Kevin Hunter Jr., are featured in the documentary. Kevin Jr. addressed accusations of exploiting his mother, stating, "I've never taken [money] without her consent." However, the documentary also highlights conflicts over Wendy's health and career, with Kevin Jr. prioritizing his mother's well-being over her career obligations.

The struggle with alcoholism has taken a toll on Williams, who has been out of the public eye for over 200 days. Despite efforts to improve her health, including following a vegan diet, Williams' health declined in 2022, leading to the cancellation of her talk show, "The Wendy Williams Show," in June of that year.

The documentary chronicles the challenges faced by Williams and her family and raises questions about how they reached this point. With insights from Williams' loved ones and associates, "Where Is Wendy Williams?" offers a candid look at the personal struggles of the once-beloved TV personality.