Hunter released an apology on Tuesday admitting he was not 'proud of his recent actions' and was 'trying to right some wrongs' while taking 'full accountability' for what he had done. Wendy reached her tipping point after learning Hunter had been living the high life with his decade-long mistress Sharina, who gave birth last month, splurging on Rolls-Royces, Ferraris and gifting her with diamonds. On Wednesday a U-Haul was seen leaving the couple's home and boxes were packed into Hunter's white SUV. On Tuesday, revealed that Wendy gave Kevin 48 hours to remove his belongings from their marital home in Livingston, New Jersey. Insiders from her show say the 54-year-old star has added extra personal security to her roster while her ex clears out. Debmar-Mercury wishes him well in his future endeavors,' a spokesman said a statement. 'Kevin Hunter is no longer an executive producer on The Wendy Williams Show. Despite the family drama, the TV hostess has seemed in high spirits on her show and says she will soon be moving out of her sober living home.

A U-Haul was seen leaving the couple's home and Kevin's SUV was packed with boxes after Wendy gave him 48 hours to remove his belongings.

Wendy served Kevin with divorce papers last week and revealed she also fired him as executive producer from her show.

The book's theme can be likened to Wendy's current marital situation after her husband Kevin Hunter allegedly had a child with his mistress Sharina Hudson.

The book is described as a 'harsh world where strong men are driven to make bad choices and good women are their only hope'.

Wendy Williams was spotted holding romance novel 'Every Thug Needs a Lady' by author Wahida Clark Tuesday in New York City.EXCLUSIVE: Taking notes, Wendy? Resilient TV host clutches romance novel 'Every Thug Needs a Lady' where 'strong men are driven to make bad choices’ as her cheating husband moves out of their New Jersey home

Every thug needs a lady book