Top 45 Wendy Williams Quotes

I’ve got a strong face, a strong body. I’m 5’11.

The more celebrities I meet, the more disappointed I get in celebrity culture.

I’ve always been told I was funny.

I think weddings are ridiculous.

What I think, a lot of people think. They’re just too afraid to say it.

People love to throw stones at me, and I get it. It’s fun to make fun of me, because I put myself out there. I’m a large personality, and I got the funny bone; I voice my opinion, and then people get upset.

Reality shows aren’t for overly educated people.

Ten years of being on TV, I’d never taken a sick day.

Family and personal life always come first and career second.

I have been reporting on celebrity stuff my whole career and am very aware that fame is a slippery slope.

Take some elocution lessons; you can joke with Ebonics, but the truth is, nothing beats the King’s English. Learning how to speak properly, and the art of delivery can take you very far in life!

I’ve learned to be extremely healthy regarding morning eating.

I think of myself as the queen of lounging. No lounge queen is complete without lounge clothes and house wigs.

There’s no worse way to insult a woman than by saying she looks like a man, but once a woman gets over that, there is no stronger woman.

My blood pressure is always either perfect or low. It’s never high.

I think the biggest issue for women in the workplace is men!

I wouldn’t have changed a thing in my past. Life is like dominoes: if you move one, it wouldn’t fall the right way.

It’s not how you fall down or how low you go in life, but if you can get yourself up and set an example for even one person, then you’ve done your job.

I travel with my own long silk robe. At the hotel, you just never know if the robes have been washed after they’ve been worn by other people.

I grew up in a single-family detached house. My parents are wonderful.

I’m not gonna fight my body anymore. I’ve lost the weight; I feel fantastic.

Mixtapes were the soundtrack, back in my day, of peoples’ lives.

I’m not overconfident. It’s just that I’m not caught up in that. What will be will be. The die is cast. I can’t be anybody but me.

The longer I’ve done TV, the more fearless I’ve become. Fearless in what I say, in what I wear, what my hair looks like.

People say a lot of mess about celebrities. In the social media world, celebrities are able to go online and see nice things and horrible things written about them – but these people on the Internet wouldn’t have the guts to say it to their face.

I don’t love food as much as I used to.

I keep a steady supply of paintbrushes and canvases. I like to paint. I’m not some great artist.

I wanted to do the kind of show that I would want to watch as a busy wife, mother, and midde-aged woman.

I don’t believe in diet pills. I don’t want my heart to race and pop out of my chest.

Because I come from the place of interviewing, I know how to answer a question giving you what you need to hear and not a minute more.

Don’t mistake my tears for weakness.

I didn’t ask to be a role model. I don’t like that responsibility. But if you see something in me that you really adore, thank you.

You know I don’t want to fall. I’m a tall woman, and it’s a long way down.

You need more than a year to grow on somebody, and it’s very intimate being invited into people’s homes every day. Once that trust is built, then you’re like that old friend. That’s the sweet spot.

Five percent Lycra makes anything fit.

The reason that it’s so easy to go out there and be me – warts and all, critics and everything – is because my family and my career are the only two things that really matter in the big circle of life.

You’re only as good as your last performance.

I love the grocery store. I would never have my groceries delivered.

I love ‘Real Housewives.’ I love ‘Love & Hip Hop.’ I love HGTV. I love a good Guy Fieri marathon on Food Network. I like comfort TV.

I don’t like white walls.

Well, unlike a lot of authors, I will be the one to cop to having a ghostwriter. I’ve always written with someone else.

Yes, I wear caramel-colored Nude Barre fishnets August through June. Especially with shorter dresses, at age 48, they give my legs a nice finish.

The only thing urban about me is the parties. I have almost always been a suburbanite. I got a car for my graduation. I want to have a manicured lawn and have my son go to a good college.

The war on drugs is very, very real, and the war on helping people with mental illness is very, very real.

I feel as though I’m nice and that I’m down to earth, and – people like me get taken advantage of. So by being tall and outgoing, people mistake that for being overpowering, overbearing, loud, and being a bully. No, no I’m a flower.