Sherri Shepherd will launch 'Sherri' in September, but don't expect her to do 'The Wendy Williams Show' — not exactly, anyway.
According to multiple sources, she was in and out of hospitals, as medical professionals tried to figure out what, exactly, was causing symptoms like nonlinear speech, memory loss and even hallucinations.
Meanwhile, the producers of her 10 a.m. TV show, which was entering its 13th season, had delayed as long as they could, and now they were relying on a string of guest hosts. Shepherd was tapped to fill-in on week three, though she’d be brought back for several more.
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