As you likely recall, Wendy Williams endured an on-air incident back in October. The TV personality, dressed in a Statue of Liberty costume for Halloween, collapsed in front of her studio audience before taking a quick break and resuming the show. "Everybody relax," William said at the time. "I'm doing fine, just need some water and electrolytes."
Now, Azealia Banks—noted non-fan of Williams—has publicly hoped for this to happen again. "OMG can Wendy Williams have another stroke on TV and finally drop dead?" Banks said in an Instagram Story update Monday, perHipHop-N-More. "I would love to see her die on air."
Presumably, this is a reaction to Williams—who revealed back in February that she has Graves' disease—chiming in on Banks' recent controversial appearance on Wild 'n Out. "I'm not familiar with her music," Williams said, in part. "I'm just familiar with her anger."
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