Just weeks following the final episode of “The Wendy Williams Show,” fans have taken to social media after the official YouTube account and sites associated with the beloved talk show host have mysteriously vanished from the internet.

Wendy Williams attends SiriusXM Town Hall with Wendy Williams hosted by SiriusXM host Karen Hunter at SiriusXM Studios on July 23, 2019, in New York City. (Photo by Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images for SiriusXM)

Last month, “The Wendy Williams Show” bid fans farewell after 14 years on the air, albeit without Williams in the host chair. For over a year, Williams was dealing with major health issues, causing her to step back from the series as a rotating set of hosts stepped in to keep it going, including Sherri Shepherd, Vivica Fox, and others.

While fans were devastated by the end of the series, much of the content — including her opening “Hot Topics” sessions and headline-making interviews — was still available to watch on the official YouTube channel for the series. As of this week, however, the content is nowhere to be found, leaving fans upset that they have no internet access to their favorite Wendy clips, Variety reports.

Apparently, the hundreds of hours of clips previously accessible on YouTube are now unavailable. When searching various search engines, there are no results, while .com domains “wendywilliamsproductions” and “wendyshow,” no longer direct fans to the previous pages. “‘Wendywilliamsproductions’ is listed as available under a GoDaddy auction, while ‘wendyshow’ pulls up a DNS error,” per Variety.

Wendy Williams (left) officially unveils her Madame Tussauds wax figure at Madame Tussauds New York on May 10, 2021, in New York City. (Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images for Madame Tussauds New York)

As theGrio previously reported, Shepherd, who is getting her own talk show this fall in the timeslot that “The Wendy Williams Show” previously held, hosted the final episode that aired last month. “There is nobody like Wendy Williams. From her days on the radio to ruling daytime talk for 13 seasons, Wendy earned her title as the queen of all media,” the comedian and actress said during the finale.

While no official announcements or deals have been made, it has been reported that Williams may be setting up her new chapter in the podcast world, according to TMZ. In a recent TMZ Live interview, Williams said, “When you’re famous, podcasts will make more money for me, being famous, than doing the Wendy Williams Show.”

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