Joy Behar Surprises Sara Haines With Relationship Question on The View

As an ardent fan, I find Joy Behar’s knack for stirring the pot on The View absolutely delightful! Her quick-witted humor and ability to turn even the most mundane topics into a lively conversation is simply captivating. The recent incident with Sara Haines was no exception.

The View became the scene of an awkward family moment thanks to Joy Behar.

On ABC’s daytime talk show on October 30th, the comedian inquired about Sara Haines’ romantic history from her co-host, who happened to have her parents present. This conversation took place while they were discussing the family’s recent appearance on the latest episode of “The View: Behind the Table” podcast.

“Are you going to bring up that lesbian relationship you said you had,” Joy asked, “back at Smith?”

Upon hearing the remark, I, a dedicated follower, couldn’t help but chuckle, echoing Sara’s humorous exclamation, “Dad, earmuffs! Earmuffs!” as my esteemed fellow co-hosts, namely Whoopi Goldberg, Sunny Hostin, and Alyssa Farah Griffin, observed.

Sara, who has been wedded to Max Shifrin since 2014 and is the mother of three kids together, playfully remarked, “Fortunately, my father isn’t a constant spectator.” To this, Whoopi quipped back, “Well, now he will be.

TopMob News contacted representatives of Joy and Sara regarding their thoughts about the widely-shared incident, but have yet to receive a response.

Sara and her parents, Sandy and Dick Haines, delved into her college history during the podcast, but their discussion did not revolve around her previous romantic encounters.

Sandy mentioned about her daughter that she became fond of someone named Smith at a time when the cost was quite high. Regarding education, she often advised her kids that if they decided to enroll in a school, the family would cover the expenses. However, it was their responsibility to decide where they wished to pursue their studies. Later, her daughter returned and expressed her desire to attend Smith, but Sandy wasn’t likely to agree.

Later on, when Sandy mentioned that Sara (who eventually made a name for herself in television, working with NBC’s Today and ABC’s Good Morning America before joining The View in 2016) had shared her career aspirations, her father expressed surprise by saying something like, “I invested all that money for nothing?

As Dick explained, “I envisioned a different career path.”

Both of Sara’s parents said they thought she would become a comedian.

She said to her mom, “I can tell you found them funny since you chuckled at every joke I told,” and her dad chimed in, “Well, I did laugh at a few of them.

Sandy mentioned that her daughter became smitten with a man named Smith, and at the time, attending Smith was quite costly. She frequently advised her kids that if they decided to enroll in a school, she would cover the expenses. However, it was their responsibility to decide where they wanted to pursue their education. Eventually, her daughter returned and expressed her desire to attend Smith, but Sandy was hesitant about allowing it.

Sandy mentioned that when Sara, who eventually ventured into television and collaborated on NBC’s Today and ABC’s Good Morning America before joining The View in 2016, later disclosed her professional ambitions to them, her father expressed surprise, saying something like, “I invested all that money for nothing?

As Dick explained, “I envisioned a different career path.”

Both of Sara’s parents said they thought she would become a comedian.

She commented, “I can tell you found them amusing since you chuckled at every one of my attempts at humor,” addressing her mother. Her father then chimed in, “I chuckled at a few of them.

2024-10-31 21:50

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