Wendy Williams' husband, Kevin Hunter, finally speaks

Kevin Hunter is usually seen, but not heard.

Now he speaks.

The husband of Wendy Williams, who is also the executive producer of his eponymous TV show, finally tackled Williams' fight against addiction and the decision to settle in a sober and lively establishment.

"Wendy is fine. We are good family. We are moving forward working on sobriety and helping others, not just ourselves, "Hunter told Entertainment Tonight, referring to his family's drug hotline. "It's a family process. Anyone who faces this knows that it is a family process … and we treat it and go forward. "

Hunter, married to Williams for 54 years since 1997, is rife with rumors of infidelity and abuse. A source told Page Six this week that Hunter had forced Williams to stay in the sober house.

"Nobody thinks it's the right place for Wendy. She seems so fragile and vulnerable, "said the insider. "It's scary how much Wendy is under Kevin's control … but she will not hear a word against him. His relatives are terrified and something terrible will happen. She arrives on the set with a frightful air.

Charlamagne Tha God, co-host of The Breakfast Club, admitted Thursday that she introduced her alleged mistress, Sharina Hudson, to Hunter 10 years ago for commercial purposes only.

"It's not because I introduce you to someone that 10 years later, you have to be on a photo with the latter showing all your teeth and his face lifted and a sign of peace," he said. the VJ.

"All I know is that it's sad. I can not wait to hear Wendy Williams' lie to cover this one. She can say that it is photoshopped. She can, "continued Charlamagne. "I've never seen it so happy on a photo with Wendy. I want to throw that out. … The poor man is sucking the life of Wendy Williams.

When Williams returned to her show after a two-month hiatus, she seemed to respond to rumors about her marriage.

"I'm still very in love with my husband," she said. "Do not ask me questions about mine." Pointing his wedding ring, Williams added, "It's not going anywhere, not in this life."