Wendy Williams Sends New Superfan John Oliver An Odd Array Of Gifts

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Wendy Williams sent John Oliver some Doritos and caviar, along with a self-portrait of her eating lamb chops, as a thank you for praising her at-home show.

Wendy Williams thanked her new superfan, fellow television host John Oliver, for giving her a loving shoutout on his show with an odd array of gifts: Doritos, caviar, and a self-portrait of her eating lamb chops. Last week, the political commentator praised Wendy's at-home edition of her talk show on an episode of his HBO comedy series, Last Week Tonight

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"Wendy Williams has ascended to a level of f*cks not given that no human has ever achieved before," he declared. "I'll be honest, I was never a regular viewer of The Wendy Williams Show but I've become a big fan of Wendy At Home. It's an oasis of truth in a world full of lies. It's a real pickle on top of a fake hamburger, if you will." Wendy appreciated the shoutout so much, that she invited him to be a virtual guest on her show on Tuesday (April 29th), where it was revealed that she had sent him some strange "thank you" gifts.

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John put the painting of Wendy, in which it looks like she's “about to go to town on a lamb chop” as he phrased it, on display during their video chat. Along with the portrait, he also received some Doritos and caviar, a combo he's hesitant to try. "I don’t like either of these foods separately, so I’m not sure how I will like them together," he admitted before sampling the dish. “Wow, it’s a lot." he said after the first bite.  "It’s not just one flavour, Wendy, it’s almost all of the flavour." Watch the full unexpected interaction below:


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