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The executive producers behind Lifetimes Wendy Williams documentary say they, too, were unnerved by some of what they saw while filming the former talk show host. But in an interview

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‘Where Is Wendy Williams?’ executive producers say they had Wendy Williams’s best interests at heart.

If you watched Lifetime’s Wendy Williams docuseries that premiered over the weekend and felt uncomfortable, you weren’t alone.

If you watched Lifetime's Wendy Williams docuseries that premiered over the weekend and felt uncomfortable, you weren't alone.

Producers of "Where is Wendy Williams?" say they didn't know at the time that Williams had dementia, which the public learned late last week.

Executive producers Mark Ford and Erica Hanson spoke with The Times about the ethics of filming Wendy Williams, her dementia diagnosis and exposing the talk show host's guardianship.

The talk show host, 59, has faced a slew of health woes over the years, battled a severe drug and alcohol addiction, and discovered her husband had been cheating on her for more than a decade.

'Where is Wendy Williams?' producers say they would not have filmed the documentary if they knew about her dementia beforehand: 'No one would’ve rolled a camera.'

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