“No, don’t ask,” she then said after the host said THIS (via toofab)
As for why she's in a sober house, Williams says"it's hard to explain that, so I prefer not to."may be an open book on her daily talk show, but there were a few topics she didn't really want to get into during an interview today on SiriusXM.
Sitting down on Urban View with host Karen Hunter in NYC, Williams was asked if she's planning on changing her name following her split from husband of over 20 years, Kevin Hunter, who allegedly fathered a child with a mistress. "No, my name is Wendy Hunter, that's my son's name and you can't take away twenty ..." she answered, before she started to tear up. "Don't make me cry," she then said, still choking back tears, "Next.""Happy," Williams replied, "I am happy, I'm healthy and I am at peace with the world and everyone around me.
Hunter couldn't even get the next question out -- about whether Wendy and Kevin would reconcile -- before Williams stopped her. "No, don't ask. No. Girl," she told the interviewer. "No. Don't ask, I know what you're saying. But my family's good and we'll always be family." Later in the interview, Hunter also asked Williams what precipitated her stay in a sober living house, which she returns to every day after filming her talk show."There were things in my life going on where I knew I had to sit and quiet everything," she explained. "And not have knocks on the door, I don't need to be interrupted, I don't need a phone, I just need to think.
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