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In The Spotlight - Wendy Williams Celebrates Dad at 91st Birthday

Wendy Williams shared photos on Instagram of herself and father Thomas Williams Sr. in honour of his 91st birthday.

Wendy Williams Celebrates Dad at 91st Birthday.

She wrote in the caption, "Daddy's 91st birthday! Enjoying it in the most relaxing way possible."

The TV host is still a daddy's girl.

In one of the photos, Wendy can be seen holding her dad's hand while the two are sitting next to each other in separate chairs. The second snap shows Thomas, a retired English teacher and school principal, smiling and listening to his daughter, who appeared to be in good spirits. 


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  1. Hermosa22 February 2022 at 14:26

    Black is beautiful!!!!

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  2. Hermosa22 February 2022 at 14:26

    I see more than incoming 10 years to his age 😍😍😍😍

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  3. Hermosa22 February 2022 at 14:27

    Who wouldn't want to be daddy's gal😊😊😊 I miss my dad!!!!! I'm still a daddy's gal!!!

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