Barbara Corcoran Apologizes After Body Shaming Whoopi Goldberg on 'The View'

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Whoopi Goldberg and Sara Haines had choice words for their former The View co-host Meghan McCain! After Meghan slammed the daytime talk show for being “toxic” in her recent audiobook, Bad Republican, Whoopi and Sara answered to those accusations, mainly allowing the sentiments to roll off their backs. While leaving the NYC set on Thursday, Oct.

Strictly Come Dancing star Tilly Ramsay has reportedly received an apology from Steve Allen after he "fat-shamed" her on live radio. Earlier this week, the 19 year old hit back at the LBC radio presenter after he said that he is "bored with her already", and proceeded to describe the star as a "chubby little thing".

first listen to “Bad Republican” and reported Tuesday that in it, McCain says the Goldberg and Behar displayed a “toxic, direct and purposeful hostility” toward her, growing “meaner and less forgiving” as former president Donald Trump’s administration went on, “as if I had become an avatar for everything they hated about the president.” She added that their behavior was compounded by the fact that they’d seen, firsthand, how Trump attacked McCain and her family, notably going after late Sen.

Meghan McCain is opening up about her relationship with her former co-host, Whoopi Goldberg. ET's Rachel Smith spoke with McCain about her new audio memoir,, and she talked candidly about the ups and downs of their time working together.Goldberg and McCain got into a few fiery arguments on, given that McCain was the sole conservative on the panel, which included Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin and Sara Haines.

“When I first joined The View in 2017, I felt a connection to Whoopi [Goldberg],” writes Meghan McCain in her new audio memoir, Bad Republican, according to the excerpt published by Variety. Meghan, 36, said that Whoopi, 65, had “made a promise to my father [John McCain] that she would look after me, and she kept her word for the first two years that I was on the show.” However, Meghan claimed that about halfway through her four-year run on The View, things changed.

first listen to the audiobook, “Bad Republican,” and reported Tuesday that in it, McCain says the two co-hosts displayed a “toxic, direct and purposeful hostility” toward her, growing “meaner and less forgiving” as former president Donald Trump’s administration went on, “as if I had become an avatar for everything they hated about the president.” She added that their behavior was compounded by the fact that they’d seen, firsthand, how Trump attacked McCain and her family, notably going after

Whoopi Goldberg isn’t taking Barbara Corcoran’s jokes personally.

made a body-shaming joke at her expense on "The View" last week, but that doesn't mean she was hurt over the remarks. In fact, the longtime co-host of "The View" says an apology wasn't even necessary.In a new video posted by TMZ, Goldberg was asked about the incident and whether she took offense to it as she headed to her car.

Whoopi Goldberg doesn't seem bothered by a joke recently made at her expense. The 65-year-old actress found herself in headlines recently after "Shark Tank" star Barbara Corcoran appeared on "The View" and poked fun at the co-host's weight.

Water under The View? Shark Tank host Barbara Corcoran, 72, made headlines after cracking an an off-color comment about host Whoopi Goldberg‘s weight — but it turns out there was not as much drama as one would think. Although the audience wasn’t impressed with Barbara’s sense of humor, her pal Whoopi revealed that she really couldn’t care less.

Barbara Corcoran is facing a lot of backlash after making a body shaming joke about Whoopi Goldberg on The View.

The View has people cringing. Shark Tank judge Barbara Corcoran made an appearance on the show where she told Whoopi Goldberg and the rest of The View co-hosts about Emme Grede, the co-founder of CEO of Good American with Khloe Kardashian who is the first Black woman to be a guest shark on the show.

#TheView pic.twitter.com/GX6l7HdTSoIn the show, Corcoran, a real-estate developer, responded to Whoopi’s question of whether a pair of jeans the group was discussing would fit her “COVID butt.” “And when you get finished with those jeans, and decide you don’t like them, give them to me. I’m gonna make two pairs!” Corcoran said on “The View.”Whoopi was at a loss for words as the comment sank in, but co-host Ana Navarro jumped to Goldberg’s defense.

Mea culpa. Barbara Corcoran apologized after she received backlash for a joke she made about Whoopi Goldberg during an appearance on The View.

Barbara Corcoran is issuing a heartfelt apology in the direction of Whoopi Goldberg after fielding criticism for making what she called a "joke" about the "Sister Act" star on "The View" Thursday.  "I just came back from ‘The View’ and saw my old friend Whoopi," the "Shark Tank" star, 72, began in a video shared to Twitter. "She has a phenomenal sense of humor, and I've known Whoopi for years." Corcoran continued: "I made a joke at Whoopi's expense, which I now realize wasn't funny.