Wendy Williams apologises for ‘out of touch’ comments about LGBTQ+ community

Wendy Williams names co-host while on leave of absence Williams recently revealed she was diagnosed with Graves' disease and would be taking a short hiatus.

The 54-year-old talk show host recently returned from a two-month break, where it was revealed she had been living in a sober house to treat addiction. Her husband, Kevin Hunter, is rumored to have fathered Sharina Hudson's new baby. A source tells Page Six that the show's upcoming hiatus has nothing to do with recent events.

The US-based Mormon Church has repealed rules banning the baptism of children of gay parents. But it still considers same-sex marriage as a "serious transgression."

Wendy Williams has been told she must give her ex-husband Kevin Hunter $250,000 towards a new house.

Wendy Williams apologises for 'out of touch' comments about LGBTQ+ community. Wendy Williams has issued an apology after suggesting she gets "offended" by men wearing women's clothes.

Hungary has passed a new law that critics say conflates pedophilia with LGBTQ+ issues. Is the government trying to deflect attention from its failures and divide the opposition?

A court in India has ordered state and federal officials to plan sweeping reforms to eliminate discrimination against LGBTQ communities. But activists say a lot more needs to be done to achieve equality.

Multiple WeChat social media accounts belonging to campus LGBTQ groups were pulled from the Chinese social media network. An administrator involved said it happened to all the affected groups at once.

Opposition lawmakers are demanding the prime minister resign after the death of cameraman Alexander Lashkarava. His colleagues have told DW about the circumstances that led to his death.

Orban said in a live video post that he would hold a vote on whether to push ahead with an anti-LGBTQ law that prompted the European Commission to launch legal action against Budapest.

The proposed bill could see LGBTQ community members imprisoned between five to 10 years for identifying or advocating for their rights.

The 21 activists who had been arrested for attending an LGBTQ event in May have been acquitted. The activists were taken into custody by police in a move that caused outrage among rights groups.