Wendy Williams Almost Kicked Out An Audience Member Because They Had A Cellphone

October 8, 2019 / Posted by:

Wendy Williams and my high school French teacher, Mme. Cochrane, have something in common in that they will kick your ass out if your phone goes off when you’re on their time. The new and improved post-divorce-filing Wendy Williams is not going to take your shit and you will show her respect. Case in point: she lost her cool on an audience member of The Wendy Williams Show for having their phone out.

Wendy Williams let a man give her the runaround for decades, so she ain’t about to be played like that again. Now you know, and so does an audience member of The Wendy Williams Show who almost lost their whole head when Wendy bit it off after hearing their phone going off. As someone who’s phone is always on vibrate and also who loses it regularly and just has to listen for a low buzzing in a dead-silent room–can’t relate.

Us Weekly says that once Wendy’s gentle ears picked up the sound of something other than her own voice during her Hot Topics segment, she was confused because she didn’t remember addressing anyone to speak to her. She perked up instantly:

“Is somebody’s phone on? …Get out! Get out! Turn that phone off now… Sir… Ma’am… Whoever you are…”

When they literally did get up to leave she told the peasant they could stay and she was just dramatic:

“Just please, kindly–the tickets are free but when you come here you must turn your phones off. I was being overdramatic but kindly please turn your phone off.”

Wendy Williams isn’t playing games anymore. The audience no longer can identify if she’s kidding. A post-Kevin Hunter Wendy Williams is ready to fight for her honor whenever, wherever. Is she being easy-breazy or is she snatching your whole wig with full intent of shade? You used to sort of be able to tell with Wendy! Seems she’s firing on all cylinders here on out. Look out Omarosa!

Here’s Wendy snapping, it happens around 10:44:

Pic: YouTube

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