Kaufman is not an actress and she never vigorously pursued acting. However, she played a blackjack dealer in "Vegas Vacation" in 1997 and a bridal clerk in the 1998 film "Enough Already." She was also featured in the film "Funny Valentine" with Anthony Michael Hall, as well as the short-lived series "The Beat". In 2013, she portrayed Minnie, a loan company employee, in the film "College Debts". VH1 enlisted Kaufman in a variety of projects. She was featured on the popular show "I Love the 90s" and has appeared on the American reality show "Celebrity Fit Club 1 & 2" and "All Access: Where Are They Now: Celebrity Fit Club". From her experience on these shows, Wendy has found a new money-making venture; she is a partner in Wendy Wear, a new venture which will make clothes for plus-sized women. During an interview on Fox News, Kaufman explained that an executive of Cadbury Schweppes, the owner of the Snapple brand, fired her in March 2008. According to "Newsday", Kaufman claimed that Cadbury Schweppes made her an offer, but that she "couldn't accept the contract because it was so one-sided and worth nothing".