(crowd cheering and upbeat music) Live from New York City, it's the Wendy Williams show! (crowd cheering and upbeat music) Now, here's Wendy! (crowd cheering and upbeat music) Thank you for watching our show. Say hello to my co-host fabulous studio audience. And of course the virtual audience at home. (crowd cheers wildly) How you doing? (crowd cheers) I'm doing okay, let's get started. It's time for Hot Topic. (crowd cheers and upbeat music) Well, I must say, I was kind of watching The Bachelor last night. (crowd claps) Okay. And I still don't like him for the show. (crowd laughs) I mean, he's, he's too, like he kisses with his eyes open. (crowd laughs) Only a monster kisses with your eyes open. I'm going to kill you. Ew. Like the eye open is supposed to be, as you're approaching each other, like, oh, I can't wait, I can't wait. And then you- And there's a lot of kissing with Corona going on. One kiss after the other. They don't drink and spit. And not even that would be acceptable. I know they say everybody on the show gets tested, but I can't help but watch that show and say ew. And Victoria, the Queen? Well, she's the villain. And some people here feel like, The Bachelor people over at ABC, that you all casted her to be the villain character. Cause there always has to be somebody who starts trouble to keep the show moving along. I don't think she's gonna win though. I do think that designer Cynthia Raul's daughter Kit is gonna win. I think she's gonna win. Cause Kit gets involved in nothing. And when she says something, she thinks about every word she says, and it's short to the point and that's it. And even when the cameras sneaks on Kit, Kit is always giving the right amount of shade with the right amount of, I'm going to deliberately win this show. (audience claps) But not marry him. You know what I mean? Not marry him. Anyway, back to Victoria. Look at her. Oh. The reality of the situation is that we're all here to date Matt. We're not here to be in a sorority. You guys are either lying or fake or like losers, then get off the show, this is not a sorority. Well now you guys know how I felt this morning. Cause you guys were just so rude to me. And like, this was the issue I had all day. I'm here to spend time with Matt. That's important to me. So if it's not important to you, that's what's perplexing to me. (audience giggles) Some people think that that ruins her relationship, or her reputation, I don't. I think this is great for her. You know, she went to school here in New York. She graduated from NYU. She is a former flight attendant for private planes. We saw that Lifetime movie over the weekend, by the way, we know what those girls do. (audience exclaims) Oh yes. They scout out the million and billionaires and then they have their way with them. And then they end up marrying very wealthy. Anyway, and back here in New York, she's also a health coach and a self, she sells self-care products, like candles, which we love. And probably oils. Like she could come back to New York after she gets kicked off The Bachelor. She'll probably be the second to last one to be kicked off. It'll be between she and Kit, and then Kit'll win. (audience laughs) And I'm watching. And I can't tell what weather it is outside, because, the host, all right, no, no, no, look. They're all in the woods. They're running around with dirty wedding gowns, right? All the girls. And so then Chris Hanson shows up and he's in a sweater and a t-shirt underneath. And then Matt has on his usual suit. And then here's this guy, the photographer in the fur coat, who looks like he's been up all night. (crowd laughs and claps) And he's taking pictures of them and he's sliding and running, I'm waiting for the coat to get dirty or suit to get dirty. Nothing got dirty. Then the phone rings. I don't care who it is on the phone. I've got to break away from watching this mess. Not him, the whole show. (audience claps) So I say, I don't even look at the name, I just say hello, thank you for calling. And so it's a girl and she says, I'm sorry, I've been sleeping for days. And then I look, I see, oh, it's Angela. That's how I have her in my phone. Black China. Yeah, Ang called. She called last night during The Bachelor, thank god. She didn't even realize what she's breaking up and why we're so happy to hear from her. I mean, I'm always happy to hear from her but it was about that show, you know? And then I was down in Atlanta with the hip hop- Love and Hip Hop. Love and Hip Hop. VH1. I don't, the one with the brat? No, you were talking about growing up hip hop, but yeah. But Love and Hip Hop was on last night and they had all the seasons together. Just yeah, like a recap show. That's why I was confused. Right. Anyway, China bought some normalcy into my life. So I'm like, you know, I didn't watch the show when it was on Zeus. I only watched your show now that it's on We. And she said, yeah, we, you know, we did a deal, my production company. I was like, ooh smart, smart, smart. Did a deal with We, and so now we have this deal. It's 13 episodes, Wendy. And I would love to come on through virtual. I would love to do that. You know, I have all the right lighting. I got the right shoes. You can give me shoe cam. And I said, yes, and I want you to talk about your relationship with all the characters, because I tend to agree with Tokyo Tony, there is something about Treasure, only because Tony was the one who said it. And I was like, I hope treasure's not using China, Angela. Yeah. She seems like a nice girl. Anyway, so, so I said, Ang, just figure out when you want to be here and then, you know, show up. So she said, well, let a few of the episodes, you know, bubble in each, in everybody's mind. I was like, ooh, speaking like a producer, uh huh. (audience claps) She said, people will be be watching and they'll be watching and they'll be watching. So they'll have more questions. And then they'll give me questions, you know, on my DM or whatever you all do. And then I'll come on the show. So she's coming on the show. Yeah. (audience claps) Let me see yours. I got the reds on. I got the reds on. I like those. You like these? Mmhmm. (magical music) Do you like mine? Yeah, they look nice, nice. (magical music) Work it. Well, I work with what I can. I'm back to the future-esque. Okay, enough of that, enough of that, and something more important is going on. Star Jones is- Miss Star, first of all, you know, I do love you. I care for you. I'll never forget the conversation you, my mother, and father had, excluding me at Michael's on a Wednesday, celebrity Wednesday, that's why the paparazzi is there. My parents, they like that, when they'd come to town, they would like that. And then she and my mother are SAR roars and they would you know, do their thing. Anyway, back to the action. So Star Jones' ex-husband, Al You Doing. If you know from radio, then you know, they're more of a throwback that Al You Doing name, than these back to the suture sneakers. All right, so. Al's ex-husband- I mean, Star's ex-husband Al, said she knew he was a bisexual. Oh yeah, we can say it now. Finally. I'm doing this story for you. Cause there's certain people who knew all along what was going on, in my mind, including Star. Anyway, Star married Al back in 2004 and divorced her four years later, lasted longer than I thought. Isn't he just something else with that part? Looking out of the window, like, what have I gotten myself into? But the light is catching his teeth like, ding! I got that money money money. Yeah Star Jones money money money. And Al, and Star. And they're holding on for dear life, and the free flowers and free dress and free coat. Everything, free limo, free paparazzi. Everything in the wedding was free. She was so likable on The View at that particular point. And then all of a sudden, the wedding overtook every part of the show, and then she became unlikable, but she married Al anyway. It lasted for four years. So Al You Doing told this podcaster named Sean Allen about how he told Star the truth. I love the way Al talks. Just listen to him talk and listen to what he says. Go ahead. I knew that if I was going to rock with her I had to be 100 percent transparent with her. And I was, there was no reason for me to not be transparent. I sat down and I told her, at that time my experience was very limited, but I told her what my experience had been up to that point. (Wendy cough-laughs) Stop it Norman, stop it. It's not a spit-take. (Wendy laughing) Everybody knew Star! Al you didn't say anything. You would just switch around town in your seersucker suits, delicately holding her hand with your pinky sticking out. Where is Claudia Jordan when I need a conversation? When I need an amen? There she is. That's one of Al's good friends. I would love to hang out with Al, you know what I mean? I like Star. I'd love to hang out with Star too, but I mean, I'd love to hang out with Al. Star is now married though. You know, she went on and she married this gentleman right here. I wonder if she checked him out before marrying him. Maybe he didn't need a check out. His name is Ricardo Lugo. And she became an automatic stepmother. To a 12 year old. That would be one who's reading the blogs about Al You Doing, and watching this show and saying, Daddy, who'd you marry? Who's that woman in the other room? Why isn't she ever in the bed with you? Oh. Did I ever tell you about the time that we were flying back from LA, which is a very, very long flight and it was me and my ex-husband and we were sitting like two rows behind Star and Al You Doing? I told you that. I never heard the story, but- I wrote about it in my book. It might be in a movie, I'm not sure. I'm all ears. Okay, okay. So I didn't see them get on the plane because we all got on the plane first. And then they were sitting in the first row. And so the first rows is where you can't really spread your legs out or anything, you know, you just have to, you have to spread them this way. You can't, you can't, because that wall's in the way. They were the last ones on the plane. And you couldn't miss Star. So here comes Star, very, very grand. And she hadn't gotten her weight loss surgery yet. Does she admit it's weight loss surgery? Yeah. Okay, okay. She hadn't gotten that surgery yet. So, so Star is on the plane. She takes the window seat. My favorite seat too. I like to control the shade. I'm the girl who keeps the sun coming in the whole flight. You know, you know, you're trying to go to sleep, and the window's up. You're like, what the hell? And don't say anything to me. I'm looking at the clouds. So then there's Al. And I didn't have to go to the bathroom. And I waited for my ex to go to sleep. And then I went past his legs without bothering him and went to the bathroom, but I didn't have to go. And so I looked at Al, I just looked at his hair, and I looked at Star from the top of the heads. And I said, okay. And I went in the bathroom and you know, smoosh everything down. And I came back and Al said hi to me and gave me a wink. The knowing Al You Doing wink. Like Wendy, you play games with us, and I am here for the game. It's like, we connected in a good way right there on the plane. (audience claps) And when Star- Star woke up. Star woke up. She was sleeping gently, by the way, full face of makeup and the lashes, right? So- and Al might've had his on too. Look, look, right? So Star nudged him, and I caught the nudge, and he said, ow, and that was it, that's, thank you. (audience claps) So Nicole Kidman is going to be playing Lucille Ball in the new movie. And people are very lukewarm. See, people are very upset about it. Not me. I don't care who plays her. I just want the story to be told. Aaron Sorkin wrote the script. You know who that is? Yeah. The West Wing. The West Wing. Social Network. All them. So it's going to be called The Ricardos. Now follow me when I tell you it's going to focus not on the laughs of the show, but the behind the scenes relationship between Lucy and Desi, and how it really was. Javier Bardem is playing Desi. All right he could even keep the beard as far as I'm concerned. Just tell the story the way it is. (audience claps) They are gonna have to do a lot though, shave him and stuff like that. Give him a wig in the front. Okay. I always felt watching the show, you know, I'm a big fan of Lucy. I dressed as Lucy for Halloween one year. Yeah. (audience claps) I'm a big fan. And, but I always thought in my mind that he was the boss in public all the way to their front door. He was the boss on the set. He was the boss to the drivers. He was the boss to the agent. He's the boss, he's the boss. But when that front door closed and it was just the two of them and Ricky Junior, that she was the boss. You know, ran the house with a long cigarette holder, you know, and anything with crinoline underneath, screaming and yelling and calling him all kind of, like the N word version of Spanish people. You know? I think Lucy knew how to get real greasy. And I can't wait to see this. So it's not going to be on regular TV. It's going to be on Amazon Prime. The streaming network. Maybe eventually it'll get on Lifetime or something like that. Right. And we'll all be able to watch it. But you know, Debra Messing would have been a good Grace. I mean a good Lucy. She dressed as Lucy, even on the show during Halloween, I think it was a Halloween episode, Or maybe just cause it was a Thursday or something. She'd make a good one, and she's always talked about how she wanted to play her, wanted to play her, wanted to play her. Maybe Nicole Kidman was cheaper than her. Like why is it that you think that an actress perfect for playing her is not playing her. Doesn't have to dye the hair anything or thicken it up. It's already thick. Nicole's got thick hair. But that's because we're not playing funny. We're playing serious dark. It's covering- look, it's covering only one week in their lives. (audience gasps) Do you know all that goes on one week in the life of any married couple? Okay, add Hollywood and millions of dollars. This is the week they say that could have either ended their marriage in divorce, along with ending them business-wise. Like Hollywood would have hated them and they would have gotten a divorce. So it's that one fiery week. I can't wait for this to come on. (audience claps) There's this staffer for Queen Elizabeth, the one who's- Uh huh, her. And he was sentenced to eight months in prison for stealing from her. Well, when you steal from the palace it's like you're stealing from her. That's her house. And then he went and sold the stuff on eBay. (audience laughs) Now you might ask, how did he get into the palace to steal? You probably asked the same question about the Capitol, but you know, things happen. No, he had a job there. He was a catering assistant. His name is Adam Canto. And Adam is a catering assistant, which means that the master caterer was probably always off, you know, bossing. So the assistant probably had access to everything. Maybe even more than the master, than his boss. He confessed to stealing 77 items. (audience exclaims) Including- and these are good things- photo albums, royal metals and signed photos. So then he opens up his eBay account, no word on whether it was in his name or, you know, somebody else's name or a fictitious name, but he opens up the eBay account. And he said that he was a palace employee. And that's that, and this stuff is real authentic. And he, I think the bid started, or he put it up for 135, and then he only got 10,000 dollars for all of it. Right, ten thousand dollars total. For- was it worth 10,000 dollars? Because now you have no job. Now, everybody in London is going to hate you. As much as they love the queen, they're gonna hate you. It wasn't worth it. You know what you, because they believe in loyalty those Royals, if you're good to them, they're good to you. They give you stuff like watches, and you don't put that on eBay. You don't put that kind of stuff on eBay. You know? I mean, Joan Rivers is gone and she loved money. And you know, I have that brooch that I was gifted. There's the brooch. A 24 karat gold surrounded, two pins in back to hold it together. Well sourced out enamel, blue diamonds, white diamonds, the whole bit. That's my brooch from my friend, Joan. (audience claps) I got it at the Sotheby's auction house. Or was it Christie's, I forget. Anyway, I look at it and I say, should I sell it? Opening bid starts at 50,000 dollars. Where are we going, River fans? And then I say, no, like, I would never- there's some things that you just never. No, get rid of that. I mean, not for you, but I don't even want to look at how I thought about it more than a few times. Oh, Joan. We've got more great show for you everybody. Up next, we're gonna keep the laughs going with the very funny Michelle Buteau, she's here. So grab a snack and come on back. (audience cheers and upbeat music) Our first guest is a comedian. She's a friend of the show. She's an actress, she's an author. She's got a new book. It's called Survival of the Thickest. It's in stores now, please welcome back, Michelle Buteau. (crowd cheers) (upbeat music) Oh my gosh! Hey. Did you see her face? You take your dancing very seriously. I do, look, you know, I do the mom twerk. It's like, you know, half the speed so I don't hurt myself. Yes, yes, yes. Congratulations. Last time that we saw you, we talked about family and you were like, you were in love with your husband who you're still with. Yes. Look at that. 10 years married. The twins will be two next week. It's amazing. I can't believe we still touch each other. This is happening. Yeah, twins, surrogates, quarantining, so- Yes, it's a lot. And your surrogate lived far, so you had to drive far to see her to make sure everything was good, huh? Yeah, you know, she lived in Pennsylvania because when I was going through my surrogacy challenge and experience, it was illegal in New York. And what was so beautiful about being on your show and this beautiful platform is that Andy Cohen saw me and he called me up and he said, look I've been stomping for surrogacy to be legal in New York. And he said, will you come with me to Albany? You know? And so I did. And then last June, I believe it got overturned. And gestational surrogacy is legal in New York now. So I'm so lucky and happy to have that experience. Yeah. So if he wasn't watching the show none of this would be happening. See, we get in the middle of everything here at Wendy. (audience claps) Look. Now, your surrogate, is she still in your life? Do you, is she in New York now? No, she's still in Pennsylvania. She's still with her family. You know, we keep in touch. I send her pictures all the time. You know, let her know how the kids are doing. She lets me know how her kids are doing. It really is chosen family, which I write about a lot in the book. You know, you don't know how your village is gonna look. And then these walking angels on earth, just come to you and say, let me help you. And you didn't even know that you needed the help. And it's just, I am just so thankful and nothing makes you also edit your friend list, like a pandemic. You know what I mean? Yes. I'm like, girl! Yes, yes. Get it together! I don't talk to a lot of people anymore. I don't have time for you. Wear a mask, wash your hands. And congratulations on the cover of Parents magazine. Oh my god look at that! That is a big deal. Yeah that was- What does it say inside? What kind of questions did they ask you? You know, Wanda Sykes interviewed me for that because Wanda also has twins and she's also a fierce, you know, comedian. And she also produced my special, Welcome to Utopia on Netflix available now! And we just talked about the challenges of raising twins, and you know, the stuff that people might say to you, and what is it like even raising twins where people want to know what kind of nationality they are all the time and how to deal with that. And so, you know, this was such a full circle moment for me because, to be told that I was too fat to be on camera, that I'll always be playing the best friend, that I won't be on a cover, that I might not be able to have children, and for that to happen. Oh my God, I can't cry, my lashes are on! (audience claps) It was beautiful. It was like the Kwanza present I always wanted. So I understand this quarantine caught you farting in front of your husband for the first time. You're a comedian. I would think that'd be first date behavior. Uh oh. It was smelly. That's what she's telling us. It was smelly. So she's been married to this man, very handsome, right. For 10 years. And they were just dating and grooving and stuff. And she had some challenges regarding, you know, like miscarriages and things like that. So finally they just said, you know what? Her egg, his sperm. And then they put it in the dish, brought it to Pennsylvania, got it in the nice lady. And then they had the baby. And so now she's a family woman. Well, look, she just disappeared, but I can tell you some other stuff about her too. First, she is not a thick girl. And it's a shame that, you know, women of regular size are always told something like that. Her book is called Survival of the Thickest, and what she did, cause now with the Corona, she can't go out and do book signings. So she goes to bookstores, and she signs all of her books by herself. Like she just sits there. But no, that's a boss move. We're going to come back to- Okay, apparently everybody. We're not gonna go in the Wendy kitchen. There's some chicken fried steak. Oh, we're going to cook? All right is he ready? I like his sneakers. Wait, no, hold on. All right, Michelle, hold on. We're going to cook it in the Wendy kitchen. This is what you call a mess. We'll be right back. (crowd cheers and upbeat music) Our next guest is the host of Just Eats, it's on Cleo TV. He's got this restaurant in Harlem that my makeup artist Morelle and his friends love. It's called Field Trip. Please welcome for the first time to our show, JJ Johnson. Hi JJ. How you doing? So, I'm making this beautiful chicken fried steak. Which I've never had in my life. You never had it? That I can remember, no. No, but don't worry. I'm gonna walk you through it. It always sounded gross to me, you know what I mean? Like gravy on the steak and the chicken and stuff. But that's the best part. Okay. So I'm going to show you this. A little bit of egg wash, some buttermilk for fat. Yeah. I stole your hot sauce, and I'm going to throw some of your hot sauce right in here. Nice. Cause I know you like hot sauce. Uh huh. A little bit of salt. What's the green stuff, parsley? Parsley, yes. Okay. And then we're gonna get these steaks right inside of the- What kind of steak is this? So you can use any type of steak you would like to. This is a little bit of a top round that I pounded out right before with the mallet. Is that a lesser- So, a leaner steak, a little bit of fat, but if you wanted to use brisket, short rib, you can pound it out right here. A good kitchen tool you can use. Wow. And then over here in the dredge, I have a little bit of oregano, parsley, oregano. That's perfectly seasoned. It's perfectly seasoned? Oh, that's great to hear. You keep hot sauce on the tables at your restaurant? I don't keep hot sauce on the table at my restaurant. But I keep hot sauce in my house, on the table. Very nice, yeah. I'm going to drop this in there. So when you coming to Field Trip? Um, when I get a ride up to Harlem. I'll take, you know, we do delivery, we'll come to you. I don't think you come that far. I'm on 14th. Don't worry, I might be opening another Field Trip downtown soon, so. Something closer to you that we can come to. So this is a dish that was on the cooking show this season. It's crunchy too. Nice and crunchy, reminds you of like crispy, beautiful fried chicken. The gravy is not drowning out the crunch. No, so we're going to drop this right into- And I had a sirloin steak, which is a better cut than this, for breakfast this morning. What'd you do some steak and eggs? Steak and black eyed peas, honey. Ooh. For good luck, for good luck, to keep the good luck going through the year. So- And you have a beautiful family by the way. Oh, thank you very much. My wife is a nurse, frontline worker. Has been really fighting hard through this pandemic. So I have these green beans here with a little bit- Are you sleeping in the same bed? Of course. We have twins though, they sleep with us now. So you all have a cleared house? We have a, yes, we have a cleared house, you know, during the pandemic, that was one of the hardest conversations. It's still going on. Well yes, it is still going on. But the heart of it, when hospitals were getting overran, she was saying, should I go to a hotel? Should I put you guys in a hotel? But she actually saved my business. We started feeding frontline workers. Aw. Through the heart of the pandemic. (audience claps) I listened to my wife and that's how it worked out- Well you've been providing, because you've been open for like, what, two years? Two years. And so, new business owner, right through the heart of the pandemic, it was nerve wracking. Was there every day, working really hard. I threw some garlic and some shallots in here. I like your tattoos. What's your background? Like where do you come from? My mom is West Indian and Puerto Rican. My dad is African American from Harlem. I grew up in the household of the African diaspora. (audience claps) Super, super delicious. So garlic, onion, some brown butter here. This is really good. Can add a little salt. And then I have a mocktail here too. Oh, I like that. So a little bit of cranberry juice, mango juice, sparkling water. I call it the light and smooth, because I know you love hip hop and R and B. So, but look, this is getting golden brown as you can see. You cook it the way I like it. You purposely leave the tip on one end. Of the green bean, yeah, you want that- Cause I don't like the tip. I like the smooth part. Right, so when you clean the green bean, you want to take off that top tip. You don't want to eat that part. The bottom tip you want. That's good, you want to cook it to al dente. This is very well seasoned too. That's great to hear. (audience claps) Well cheers. Mmmm. So look, Dapper Dan's been to Field Trip. So what? Morelle's been to Field Trip. Morelle's been to Field Trip. I see a lot of people on your team have been supporting Field Trip which has been great, because if it hadn't been for Harlem and people that live in Harlem, we wouldn't be still open in this time because restaurants are getting hit really hard. So I'm really thankful. You like the mocktail? It's a very good mocktail. Now, for those who want a cocktail, do you have that for them? Oh, of course. What kinda food do you have on your menu? Hurry up because- At Field Trip, it's a rice bowl shop. Everything's under 13 dollars. We have shrimp, salmon, crispy chicken, crab pockets, dragonfruit lemonade. JJ Johnson everybody. Be sure to watch Just Eat, Saturdays on Cleo TV. Up next, we're going to bring back Michelle Buteau and ask her about that fart. (audience cheers and upbeat music) The connection was still down. Technical problems with Michelle's Zoom. So we'll catch her later, as in later than this show? We're working on it. It's time for Ask Wendy. Danielle is from United Arab Emirates. How are you, how you doing? How you doing Wendy? Hi, Michelle how are you? How can I help you? Testing, testing, one, two, three. Don't make me do this show myself cause I will. Hi Wendy! Hi, how can I help you? Okay, my name is Danielle, I'm 37 years old with a 12 year old son. My son wants a sibling, but I worry about the age gap and starting all over again. I have a current boyfriend, but I divorced three years ago so we're taking things slow. So I know that as I'm getting older, I don't want to wait too long if I'm gonna have another child. So should I consider having a second child at this age with an almost teenager? Or should I explain to my son that he should be happy being the only child? Well you're 37 years old. And so, yeah that would be a big age difference for your son. But does your husband, your current husband, you said you- boyfriend? No he's just my boyfriend and we've only been dating for about a year. So I don't want to rush things too much. No, exactly, and does he already have children? No, he doesn't. I would say just keep working your job and spoiling your son for right now because this boyfriend, I mean, you know, and you only know him during, you know, COVID times, you don't even know him during real times. 37 is not a spring chicken, but it is certainly young enough to still successfully have a baby if by chance you guys survive another two years together, in which case your son will be what, on his way to college? 14, 15. It's okay, it's, look- it's new rules in new life, you know? Good luck thinking. Thank you. You're very welcome. Christos is in Toronto, Christos, what's your question? How you doing? Hello Wendy. So I have a friend, and she's been in a six month relationship, but from what I've been hearing, he sounds really toxic. Basically, he's degrading her when they get into arguments, and he's just like antisocial and wants to control what she does. Like when texting, she can't even send a heart emoji to me, and Wendy, like, I'm how you doing? So, you know? The boyfriend is really insecure, and they've only been together for six months. Where did she meet him during quarantine? Where did she meet him? One of the apps. On one of the apps. So do they live together? Do they get together? No, thank goodness. They do not. But I'm just wondering, should I ask her to like keep me out of their business or do you think it's a good idea for me to have a good one-on-one conversation and say maybe you should, you know, sniff him. How long have you been friends with her? We've been friends for just over a year but like we're close. We talk weekly. I would talk straight to her and I would let her know, look, you've only known this guy for six months and, you know, run down what you know about him, you can't send her a heart emoji to a gay man. He is ridiculous, you need to dump him and you really do need to just wait until quarantining and Corona is over and then get back to earth. Good luck. Brandy is from Ohio, and Brandy what's your question? Hello Wendy. I like your t-shirt. Oh, thank you, it's just for you. How can I help you Brandy? I have an ex daughter in law, who constantly calls me to watch my grandchild while she strips at after hours and on party buses. We're in the middle of a pandemic and I'm not comfortable with her being out late and potentially bringing virus back to me. So how do I explain to her that what she doing is potentially dangerous and how do I get her to understand if she wants me to watch the kid, then- Kid. She needs to get her act together. This kid is your grandchild, right? Yeah. Okay but they're divorced. Now, how does your son get along with her? They have no communication. Okay, he doesn't know that she's stripping on party buses and everything? He doesn't talk to her. She goes through me. Okay, well, here's what you tell her. And you talk straight to her, okay? You let her know that, you know, you don't approve of what she's doing at night, but she's a grown woman so she can make her money however she does as long as she pays you for, you know, or fills your tank with gas or something. And that you also do not feel comfortable with her coming back after stripping at party buses, goodness only knows what kind of germs she could be bringing back to your grandchild, who could subsequently bring to you. And you let her know that if she hasn't straightened up her act that you're gonna call DYFS. Child protective services. This is a situation, this is like a life or death situation. This is front page news in Ohio. Toledo, Ohio. Good luck with everything. And we'll be right back. (upbeat music and crowd cheering) It's time for pop quiz. Nick is from Pennsylvania. Nick, how you doing? Hi, Wendy, how you doing? Nick, Sex in the City is coming back to TV with a new name. What's it called? Sex and the Suburbs, And Just Like That, Carrie's Second Act. Which one of the three. And just like that. Yes! And just like that, you won a 100 dollar gift card to True Medic, you're gonna love that. We'll be right back. (upbeat music and crowd cheering) It's time for our birthday shout out. And we have twins, Latanya and Latrice from Chicago. They're 49 years old today, celebrating with us. Together forever. We're sending you both this birthday crown. Enjoy your birthday, happy birthday. If you want your shout out on your birthday on our show, and your Zoom works, go to Wendy Show dot com. We'll be right back. (crowd cheering and upbeat music) I got high, coughed my little old lungs out, and charged out with my crazy piecemeal crew of adults in pajamas and old sneakers. Our fearless stoned leader Dan had planned the perfect 5k loop around Central Park. I felt like I was in National Lampoon's vacation. Everyone kept complaining and whining about how out of shape they were and how terrible gyms were. And I'm like Holy F, my people. Michelle Buteau, thank you so much. Her book is available now. Tomorrow we've got Michael Eley and hot beauty gadgets. I do love you for watching this messy show. And I'll see you next time on Wendy. (crowd cheers and upbeat music) (ding) How you doing? Nice!
