Lifetime’s controversial documentary looking at the former talk show host's struggles with health and addiction ignited a legal feud over whether she had the capacity to consent to being in the project.

A new legal filing alleges Wendy Williams was paid a "paltry" amount of money for an allegedly exploitative documentary about her declining health.

The complaint alleges Williams received "a paltry $82,000" for the two-part docuseries while the defendants have "made millions."

The guardian for Wendy Williams has filed an amended lawsuit against A+E Networks and EOne over the Lifetime documentary reality project Where Is Wendy Williams? that aired earlier this year, claiming that the TV personality was exploited her participation and paid just $82,

The suit comes nearly seven months after the controversial 'Where Is Wendy Williams?' documentary aired on Lifetime.