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Shout out to all the "ladies that Be doing it from them selves..................."..Wendy grew up in the Wayside area of Ocean Township, New Jersey and now resides in Northern New Jersey. She is aRadio: Williams attended Northeastern University in Boston,Wendy Williams (born July 18, 1964) is an American radio and television personality. She was raised in the unincorporated Wayside area of Ocean Township, New Jersey, and as of 2006 lives in northern New Jersey with her husband, Kevin Hunter, and their son, also named Kevin, who was born in 2000.Massachusetts, where she majored in communications and was a DJ for the college station WRBB 104.9 FM. During college, she interned at WXKS ("Kiss 108") in Boston. She later became a DJ for radio station WVIS in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, and after eight months there accepted a job at oldies station WOL-AM in Washington D.C.. Williams soon afterward entered the New York market, where she worked for the FM stations WPLJ and "Hot 97" (both when it was "Hot 97" and earlier, when it was "Hot 103.5").In 1989, Williams began working at "98.7 Kiss FM" in New York City as a fill-in DJ. As rival station WBLS began hiring away staff from that station, Kiss FM hired her full-time for its morning show and gave her a non-compete clause contract. That was when she started her gossip on celebrities. A year later she landed her own 6-10 p.m. shift. She won the Billboard Award for Best On-Air Radio Personality in 1993, and the following year, Emmis Broadcasting bought out Kiss FM and switched Williams to the company's Hot 97.She was fired from Hot 97 in 1998 allegedly for getting in a fight with, and outing co-worker Angie Martinez's romantic relationship with rapper Q-Tip of A Tribe Called Quest. Williams addressed it in her autobiography Wendy's Got the Heat. She praised Martinez, and acknowledged to a mostly verbal confrontation with a colleague. Williams stated that the station used the incident as an excuse to terminate her contract, and suggested that it was pressure from hip-hop mogul Sean Combs that led to her dismissal. "He single-handedly tried to ruin me," she wrote in her second book, The Wendy Williams Experience.Wendy was then hired by a Philadelphia station WUSL ("Power 99FM"), claiming her New York fans "left her for dead" after the Hot97 incident.In 2001, WBLS hired her full-time for her own 2-6 p.m. (7 p.m. in the New York metropolitan area) shift. As of 2006, she is syndicated in Philadelphia; Shreveport, Louisiana; Charlotte, North Carolina; Tampa, Florida; Hartford, Connecticut; Columbia, South Carolina, Detroit, Michigan; and Alexandria, Louisiana, among other markets. She is frequently rated by Arbitron having the largest audience in her time slots,[citation needed] which vary from market to market.Williams' interview style is brash, and refers to herself, a la Howard Stern, as the "Queen Of All Media". In both her television show and her radio show she dishes celebrity gossip, conducts interviews. and speaks her mind about current events. Williams has admitted to cocaine addiction, miscarriages, and having had liposuction and breast implant surgery. She has hosted several installments of Wendy Williams is on Fire for VH1, and on October 20, 2006, The Wendy Williams Experience premiered as a late-night series.Williams has published several books including the paperback novel Drama is Her Middle Name: The Ritz Harper Chronicles Vol. 1 (2006), co-authored by Karen Hunter.In 2003, Williams interviewed R&B singer Blu Cantrell, asking her about her sexual activities and practices, criticizing other R&B artists, talking about drug abuse. The interview was sold on a bonus DVD with Cantrell's Bittersweet album.In 2006 Williams introduced co-host "Charlamagne tha God", from Columbia, South Carolina, to her radio show. She also became a spokesmodel for the George Veselle champagne.