Wendy Williams Responds To Husband Kevin Hunter's Alleged 10-Year Affair

Wendy Williams has finally shared her thoughts on her husband Kevin Hunter's alleged cheating scandal.

On Tuesday, Williams addressed the rumors of her husband's affair on her Emmy-nominated talk show. "Look, I'm a straight shooter. Pow, pow. All you got to do is Google him and you see the story. You can believe what you want — but I stand by my guy," Williams, 53, told her viewers (as quoted by Us Weekly).

Williams urged her audience not to believe the speculations regarding her husband. "By the way, I'll be following this story. So I guess I'll have to watch to find out what happens," the talk show host joked.

On Monday, Daily Mail reported that Hunter has been living a double life as he has been having an affair with a mistress while he is married to Williams. He allegedly has a 10-year affair with a young massage therapist named Sharina Hudson, 32. The news outlet added that Hunter, 46, loves both his wife and mistress, so he decided to maintain a relationship with the two women. He reportedly splits his time between his home in New Jersey, which he shares with the TV host, and his home with Hudson.

Williams' husband reportedly moved Hudson from his two-bedroom condo in Ft. Lee to a secluded $765,000 house in Morristown, which is nine miles away from his family home. In addition, the "secret couple" was reportedly seen just days after he was pictured with "The Wendy Williams Show" host in Barbados. Hudson was spotted with a large diamond ring on her finger that many believed was an engagement ring.

Williams' spokesperson, Ronn Torossian, has already denied Hunter and Hudson's affair. According to him, the two are just friends. "One plus one does not equal three. This woman is a friend of Mr. Hunter, but there is no 'there' there," Torossian said.

This is not the first time that Hunter has been plagued with cheating rumors. In 2013, Williams confessed to Essence that he cheated on her shortly after she gave birth to their son, but it later made their marriage stronger.

"The best advice that I can give is that if you're the one who was cheated on, whether you decide to stay or leave, forgive and forget either way," Williams said. "For people who do cheat, unless you are cold busted, take it to your grave."