Wendy Williams Cancels Dates For Summer Tour, Source Says ‘It’s Shaping Up To Be A Disaster’

Wendy Williams
Wendy Williams Cancels Dates For Summer Tour, Source Says ‘It’s Shaping Up To Be A Disaster’
Wendy Williams‘ summer “For the Record…Umm Hmm! Tour” is already off to a rocky start. The daytime talk show host is on summer break from her show, but she allegedly has issues with her upcoming tour.
She was supposed to be in St. Petersburg, Florida at the Mahaffey Theater Friday, but had to postpone it until Sept. 21 thanks to
“scheduling issues.”
And Saturday nights’ show had some issues as well. That one was supposed to be in Detroit but was pushed back to October. One insider said,
“The tour is shaping up to be a disaster. What other dates have been ‘rescheduled’ that nobody knows about yet?”
They added that Williams’ split with her longtime husband and manager, Kevin Hunter, is helping.
“As per usual, even without Kevin as Wendy’s manager, she’s proving herself to be messy. Guess it’s not a full ‘hot girl summer’ for her after all since she’s giving fans reasons to think nothing has really changed.”
“About last night!”

“Ok here’s the receipts. Madina, Zizo & me. & yes last night WAS a movie LOL!”

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