Wendy Williams is looking to use A$AP Rocky‘s attorney to end her contentious guardianship. Joe Tacopina shared on the 2 Angry Men podcast that she reached out to him to represent her in a case to end the two-year court mandate.
Tacopina asserted that he was alarmed after watching Tubi’s Saving Wendy documentary and declared the treatment of the iconic talking head as “a true injustice.” TMZ quoted the lawyer saying, “Murderers have more freedom than Wendy.”
Joe Tacopina was the lawyer who helped secure Rocky’s win in his Hollywood assault case against his former associate, A$AP Relli. Although some jurors have revealed that they didn’t believe the rapper’s “prop gun” story, they chose to acquit the fashion designer.
“Everybody was really focused on delivering justice,” one unidentified juror stated. “I think that we really took our time. We discussed all the issues and all the questions that we had, we clarified those, and we really kind of looked over some pieces of the evidence that people wanted to see a little bit more closely. And I think that we did the best we could with the instructions that we had, and with the evidence that we had.”
Regardless, Ms. Williams is hoping that the 58-year-old could work his magic to win her freedom. In a January interview with The Breakfast Club, Williams gave her first public statement since the release of the controversial Lifetime documentary Where Is Wendy Williams?.
The former talk show host explained that her experience with the court mandate has felt like “jail” and called out her court-appointed guardian, Sabrina E. Morrissey, who previously claimed her to be “cognitively impaired, permanently disabled, and legally incapacitated.”
“I am not cognitively impaired. But I feel like I am in prison,” Williams detailed to DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God, and guest host Loren LoRosa. “I’m in this place where the people are in their 90s and their 80s and their 70s. There’s something wrong with these people here on this floor.”
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