Wendy Williams’ Assisted Dwelling Facility Information Police Report Claiming Niece Broke the Legislation

5:59 PM PT — Wendy Williams and her niece, Alex Finnie, simply obtained again from dinner and talked with photogs earlier than going contained in the Coterie … with Wendy saying the police report drama is “unbelievable.”

Wendy and Alex say it is bizarre the Coterie took subject with them going out to dinner when her guardian claims there aren’t any restrictions on her actions and household guests.

WW says the guardian is mendacity and he or she says tonight’s occasions are proof she is being handled poorly.

A lot for Wendy Williams having the ability to come and go as she pleases and spend time together with her household … as a result of the power the place she is being housed has filed a police report claiming that her niece broke the legislation by taking her to dinner.

Sources with direct information inform TMZ … Wendy’s niece, Alex Finnie, accompanied Wendy on Wednesday from the hospital the place WW has been staying for a psychological analysis again to the Coterie the place Wendy has been dwelling for the previous 8 months.

After spending time with Wendy on the Coterie, Alex took her well-known aunt to an Italian restaurant for dinner. In accordance with sources related to Wendy and her guardian, the Coterie referred to as NYPD and filed a police report claiming Alex evaded employees by taking Wendy out of the constructing.

This is the deal … initially, Wendy can NOT depart the fifth ground reminiscence unit with out an attendant pushing the elevator button. Secondly, we’re informed an attendant really accompanied Wendy and Alex all the way down to the foyer and opened the door of their Uber for them to get in.

It is a stunning flip of occasions, given a letter TMZ acquired final night time from the lawyer representing Wendy’s guardian. That letter mentioned Wendy was free to return and go from the power as she pleases and no restrictions had been positioned on household visits. But right here we’re.