Tabitha Brown Reacts to Wendy Williams & Is 'Praying' to Find Someone to Love Her

Tabitha Brown is eloquently clapping back at Wendy Williams.

The 42-year-old social media personality reacted to the 56-year-old Wendy Williams Show host’s commentary on her show on Thursday (July 1).

During the show, Wendy commented on Tabitha‘s husband deciding to retire from the police department while supporting her career.

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“I was married to one of those, ‘I make the money!’ and so on and so forth. ‘Go live your dreams! Open a business! Go, go, go!’ See how that turned out…I predict that this marriage is going to be on real rocky ground in a moment. ‘Live your dream’… They may invest in stuff and lose the money,” Wendy said during the Hot Topics segment.

“They invest in something else then the money gets swindled or stolen. Then they invest again and he comes home and throws his bag down. She’s like ‘What? What?’ And he’s like, ‘I can’t do this and this is your fault. You’re over here making your money and stuff and had me quit my job.’”

Tabitha reacted to the segment on her social media.

“Wendy, the pain you must be in to feel this way, honey, I’m so sorry. But listen, let me tell you this. Twenty-three years I’ve been with my husband, broke for a very long time together. Struggled for a very long time together. Succeeded for the last couple of years together…I did every year with him in the LAPD and he did every year with me with rejection and no’s in this entertainment industry,” she explained.

“I pray that someone will love you enough to see you when you are not well, to see when you need true support, to see you when you need compassion, to see you when you need kindness. I pray that somebody loves you enough to sacrifice their life for you. I pray that type of love finds you so that you can understand why I don’t want my husband to put his life on the line anymore, wearing a bulletproof vest if he don’t have to, and if it’s not his desire,” she continued.

Wendy also made headlines recently for shockingly wishing death to someone on-air.