Every day millions of American TV viewers tune in to the syndicated Wendy WIlliams Show. 
She's been a fixture on daytime TV since 2008.  But her media career began long before that. 
Some have even called her a "shock jockette". 
When I met her in 2003, Williams was a major radio personality but had not yet broken out onto the national stage in a major way.  She had just written her first book, Wendy's Got The Heat.

Every day millions of American TV viewers tune in to the syndicated Wendy WIlliams Show. She's been a fixture on daytime TV since 2008. But her media career began long before that. Some have even called her a "shock jockette". When I met her in 2003, Williams was a major radio personality but had not yet broken out onto the national stage in a major way. She had just written her first book, Wendy's Got The Heat.

Every day millions of American TV viewers tune in to the syndicated Wendy WIlliams Show.&nbsp;
She's been a fixture on daytime TV since 2008. &nbsp;But her media career began long before that.&nbsp;
Some have even called her a "shock jockette".&nbsp;
When I met her in 2003, Williams was a major radio personality but had not yet broken out onto the national stage in a major way. &nbsp;She had just written her first book, Wendy's Got The Heat.

Wendy Williams

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