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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2026 · 49 MIN

Wendy Williams’ Former Producer Breaks His Silence on the Final Days and New Documentaries

from Awf The Record · host Jeannette and Mona

What really happened behind the scenes during the final days of The Wendy Williams Show?In this episode of Awf The Record, Jeannette Reyes and Mona Kosar Abdi sit down with former Wendy Williams producer Norman Baker for an inside look at one of daytime television’s most unforgettable cultural eras. Norman opens up about moving to New York with $100, getting his start as a receptionist, earning Wendy’s trust on and off camera, and watching the show become a place where pop culture, gossip, shade, and Black womanhood collided in real time.Norman also reflects on the final seasons of the show, the limbo the staff experienced when Wendy was no longer able to return, and why he has chosen not to participate in certain documentaries about her. From protecting Wendy’s legacy to the shift from Wendy to Sherri, the art of shade, and the future of daytime TV, this conversation is a funny, honest, and surprisingly tender tribute to the show that changed how we talked about celebrity culture.KEYPOINTS:00:00 - Introduction02:31 - Norman broke into TV with $100 and no industry connections03:16 - Wendy turned Norman into an on-camera personality04:20 - Norman explains the cultural void Wendy left behind05:12 - Norman describes the final years as a “long, slow descent”11:15 - Norman explains why he is cautious about the Wendy documentaries18:12 - The Wendy team never got real closure20:33 - Norman reflects on transitioning from Wendy to Sherri47:24 - Norman shares how he wants Wendy to be rememberedQUOTES:“In the end this shows that what fascinates people the most is other people doing the things that they swear they never do.” – Jeannette Reyes“I feel like no one's been able to fill the void that she and, should I say, we created.” – Norman Baker“I feel like that show got closure, quote unquote, but it still like it struck a chord with a lot of people.” – Mona Kosar Abdi“We were in limbo. We're like, what are we gonna do? What is this show gonna be? Is she ever gonna come back?” – Norman BakerGUEST RESOURCES: Norman BakerIG | @thenormanbakerRESOURCES: Keep in touch with Awf The Record:Youtube: @AwfTheRecordInstagram: @awftherecordpodcastTikTok: @AwfTheRecordMona Kosar AbdiIG |  @monakabdi Jeannette ReyesIG |  @msnewslady Keep in touch with Awf The Record:Watch on Youtube: @AwfTheRecordFollow us on Instagram: @awftherecordpodcastFollow us on TikTok: @AwfTheRecordVisit our website: www.AwfTheRecord.com Follow Mona on TikTok and IGFollow Jeannette on TikTok and IG

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What really happened behind the scenes during the final days of The Wendy Williams Show? In this episode of Awf The Record, Jeannette Reyes and Mona Kosar Abdi sit down with former Wendy Williams producer Norman Baker for an inside look at one of daytime television’s most unforgettable cultural eras. Norman opens up about moving to New York with $100, getting his start as a receptionist, earning Wendy’s trust on and off camera, and watching the show become a place where pop culture, gossip, s...

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