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The Wendy Williams Show’ YouTube Channel, Instagram Account & Website Removed After The Show’s Cancellation

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The Wendy Williams Show’ YouTube Channel, Instagram Account & Website Removed After The Show’s Cancellation

One day she was at the top,  and then one day suddenly she was canceled. The presence of the Wendy Williams show is being obliterated from the internet.

The Shade Room Reports: Although Wendy Williams‘ talk show has come to an end, many fans still used the show’s official YouTube Channel and social media accounts to look back at older content from when the legendary host was still a part of the show. However, it looks like they may have to go elsewhere to view previous videos because the show’s YouTube channel, Instagram, and website have been removed.

Fans started to take notice on Monday when they took to social media to express their disappointment that they couldn’t access the show’s official YouTube Channel.

When doing a Google search, it shows that the channel had 1,769 videos and 24,010,406 views. However, once clicking on the link, fans were taken to a blank screen. At the time, the show’s Instagram account was still present. However, when clicking the link to the show’s official website, fans were met with an error message.

On Wednesday, fans noticed that the show’s official Instagram account was no longer present.

As previously reported, Wendy Williams’ talk show aired its last and final episode last month, and Wendy Williams was not present for the final show.

Back in February, Debmar-Mercury officially announced that Wendy’s show would be coming to an end after its current season, while also introducing Sherri Shepherd’s self-titled show. Wendy had been absent from her show since last year after experiencing different health problems. There were several guest hosts that filled in for Wendy during the show’s final season.

The show first premiered back in 2008 and remained on air for 13 seasons.”

Life appears to have karma for tearing people down. Regardless I wish Wendy the best. She worked hard and she built up a name and legacy for herself.

 

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