Wendy Williams is looking for help for addiction and lives in a sober house

The host of an American television show, Wendy Williams, 54, revealed that she was looking for help to fight addiction and that she was living in a house sober.

Mrs. Williams did not give details of her addiction, but stated that she had kept her stay sober in her secret home of everyone, except for her husband and son .

She admitted having already battled cocaine addiction.

Ms. Williams also runs a non-profit corporation that focuses on education, rehabilitation, and addiction prevention.

The 54-year-old presenter on Tuesday, The Wendy Williams Show, said she returned to a sober house every night with a sober coach 24 hours a day.

"I live in a sober house," she told her audience. "Nobody knew it – because I look so glamorous here."

Every day after filming, Ms. Williams stated that she was attending addiction meetings in the New York area to help others, where people "do not know I'm Wendy, they're going to do it." bad it, I'm Wendy. "

When her appointments are over, her sober coach takes her back to a house where Mrs. Williams said she lived with "a gang of smelly boys who became my family," under a strict 22-hour curfew nightly.

The television personality also evoked her own struggles against cocaine in the past, but said she had never undergone real treatment for her addiction.

Ms. Williams' health was a topic of conversation in 2017 when she fainted on the air. The incident led her to reveal that she had been diagnosed with Graves' disease – an autoimmune thyroid condition.