Tearful Asbury Park Native Wendy Williams: 'What Am I Doing?'

Asbury Park native Wendy Williams appeared on satellite radio recently and struggled to get through an interview, but she did say this: “I’m happy.”

But she did tearfully say: “What am I doing?”

Williams talked about her separation from husband Kevin Hunter on Sirius XM’s “Karen Hunter Show” this past week to say she’s “at peace with the world”

But she also struggled through the interview to say that she doesn’t consider herself “Wendy Williams” anymore.

“No, my name is Wendy Hunter. That’s my son’s name. And you can’t take away….” before trailing off into tears.

Williams said she’s learned how to get along without her husband, and how to protect herself. “The cops aren’t protecting me so I’ve learned how to run,” she said. “You don’t want to get splash in the face.”

But even as she declared her happiness, she still struggled to get through the interview without breaking down. “What am I doing?” she asked the end of the clip.

Here is the clip:

Williams has continued to deal with issues involving her family since she was hospitalized earlier this year.

Williams’ son, Kevin Hunter Jr., appeared in an Essex County courtroom last month after allegedly punching his father in the face during a fight, according to reports. His mother has filed for divorce after reports that Kevin Hunter Sr. had a love child.

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Both parents, including Kevin Hunter Sr., are standing behind their son despite their highly publicized divorce proceedings, according to TMZ. The incident between the father and son allegedly took place at an Essex County store on May 21, according to nj.com.

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The incident came a month after police were called on the press at Williams’s Livingston home. A tape of the call also has emerged.

And the police call came one week after Wendy Williams filed for divorce from her husband, according to People magazine.

Williams is divorcing after she was “found drunk,” suffering after her husband’s alleged mistress gave birth, according to reports.

Williams was taken to the unidentified hospital where she was given IV fluids, according to Fox News. The TV host had left the sober home in Queens, prompting a hunt for her before she was found.

“Wendy is not in a good way, everyone is so concerned for her. The sad thing is that she’s been working so hard to stay sober and she’s been so honest in her struggles with all her fans, and this just tipped her over the edge,” according to a source quoted by Fox News.