Wendy, I Recommend Steroids & Donkey Milk....

So I know you all remember a few weeks ago the shock and drama that erupted when talent booker, Nicole Spence filed a serious claim against Wendy Williams' and her husband based on some serious sexual harassment and a threatening work environment, right? Along with all that, we also learned that Kevin beats Wendy's ass and that Wendy may have made a male employee wipe her down in order to keep his job. I thought this would be another one of those situations where things get put out there but Wendy never speaks on it and it just manages to go away.....but um, Nicole is not going away AND she got more people. "More WBLS staffers have come forward to corroborate the sexual harassment claims made by a young female talent booker for the shock jock. Others have come forward since we filed the complaint to support Nicole's claims," said Karen Webber, a partner in the prestigious law firm Thompson, Wigdor & Gilly, which is preparing a federal lawsuit on Spence's behalf. "They say he often called women bitches and used alcohol, and they describe his violent outbursts against Ms. Williams." Other women say they were victimized as well. Spence, who often appeared live on the show, has been ostracized since the filing, Webber claims. As listeners know, Williams even went so far as to throw her out of the studio on the air. She probably didn't like Spence's claim that Wendy abetted Hunter's harassment, "even offering to take me shopping, so I could dress 'like a sexy little bitch.'" But aren't such lines the staple of shock-jock shows? "The bottom line is, whatever the content of her show is, the workplace can't be an extension of the radio program," says co-attorney Ken Thompson, who won a megasuit against The Source magazine filed by a female editor. "This young lady has a right to work in an atmosphere free of sexual harassment, free of exposure to acts of violence. They've moved her out of her workspace and taken her duties away, but she still shows up every day at 3 Park Ave. trying to do her job. She is an amazing person." Williams and WBLS general manager Deon Levingston did not respond to requests for comment, and Hunter could not be reached." I really wonder if and how this is going to affect Wendy's new talk show which is supposed to be hitting the airwaves in the next couple of months.....this could also mean some changes to her radio show. The real point is that this shit isn't going away....and I love it! Stay tuned! Source