Woman's Day

A Candid Convo with Wendy Williams: Racism, "Dumb Women," and Ignoring the "Gangsters Behind Their Keyboards" When Wendy Williams has something to say, people listen. Yes, she says it like she means it, and no, she doesn't care if you agree, disagree, or think it's too much. And with over 30 years in the media business—this month the talk show host is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of The Wendy Williams Show—she isn't quieting down anytime soon. To mark the show's anniversary and the launch of her Hunter Foundation's first-ever "Give Back Gala"–as well as Be Here, a campaign aiming to "change the face of addiction"–to raise funds for victims of drug and substance abuse, Williams stopped by Cosmopolitan.com HQ for some wide-ranging real talk about her biggest fears, what she really thinks of her critics, and her own struggle with cocaine and how she wants to help others. Oh, and and why she prefers to stay at ho