Wendy Williams seems cheerful in the midst of her son's legal problems while playing sports arches at World Pride

Nothing hinders Wendy Williams anymore from her support for the LGBTQ + community.

The presenter of the talk show has faced a number of dramatic problems this year in which her son did not plead guilty of assaulting his father, with whom she had recently filed a divorce.

But she was all rainbows and laughed when she hit the World Pride parade in New York City on Sunday, as did celebs like Billy Porter and Donatella Versace.

Williams was photographed and showed her pride aboard a bob in a skin-tight rainbow romper.

She completed the look with a W-necklace with jewels, a pair of pink extra large sunglasses and a few white velcro sneakers.

She was carrying a cute little pink bag with a pair of eyes and a piece of black hair on top.

During the parade was also Pose star Billy Porter, who shook his own rainbow look in a handmade tulle dress by Christian Siriano.

Porter served as the great marshal for the parade, alongside some of his Pose co-stars.

He shines as Pray Tell in the FX series by Ryan Murphy, who takes a dramatic look at the New York queer ballroom scene in the & # 39; 80.

Donatella Versace was seen during the parade and waved to the crowd from the float.

The fashion designer also retained the rainbow theme and rocked with a mini dress with sequins and sequins with matching thigh high platform heels.

Versace was also the recent subject of an FX series by Ryan Murphy, when he cast Penelope Cruz to play her in The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story.

Williams, 54, placed an excessive photo of herself in her gaze, lying on the rainbow floor of the float, her leg acrobatically bent back.

She subtitles the eccentric selfie: & # 39; How are you & # 39 ;, New York?

& # 39; I am now completely blown away by the energy and love in this city! Happy World Pride! & # 39;

She seemed excited a few days after her son, Kevin Hunter, Jr., 18, pleaded not guilty of assaulting his father.

Williams and Hunter Sr. have applied for asylum in April, after allegedly conceiving a child from another woman.

Williams also ended their professional relationship, broke ties with him as her manager, removed him as the executive producer of The Wendy Williams Show and dissolved The Hunter Foundation, the non-profit organization they co-founded in 2014.

Their son was charged with a simple attack on May 21, after a fight in West Orange, New Jersey.

The father and son allegedly entered a verbal exchange of words in the parking lot of a store at Williams's house when Hunter Sr. claimed that Williams was trying to brainwash their son.

The situation became physical when Dad put his son in a main lock, which a source told People was meant to calm him down.

But Hunter Jr. slapped his father in the face, calling the police.

Although Hunter Sr. not filing a complaint, a public prosecutor is still considering the case.