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Wendy Williams to Sit for Deposition in A&E Lawsuit
Wendy Williams
A&E Gets To Grill Her In Lawsuit
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Wendy Williams is being ordered to sit down for a deposition in a lawsuit her guardian filed against A&E over a Lifetime documentary.
According to legal docs, obtained by TMZ, a judge ordered an early deposition of Wendy … and the judge said Wendy’s dementia diagnosis doesn’t make her legally unfit to testify, and it will be up to a jury to decide how to weigh her testimony.
The judge said the deposition will be held remotely in a setting comfortable for Wendy … and the A&E lawyers can only grill her for 3 hours max. The judge said the deposition may be held over no more than 3 days, with reasonable breaks being accommodated for Wendy.
The depo is for a lawsuit we first reported … Wendy’s guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, sued A&E last year over a Lifetime doc about Wendy. A&E is Lifetime’s parent company.
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Sabrina, as we first told you, asked the judge last month to delay scheduling an early deposition for Wendy … but on Monday the judge ordered the depo to happen by November 4.
We’ve reached out to Wendy’s camp … so far, no word back.