‘The View’ Bosses Talk Sara Haines’ Return, Reveal Plans For Meghan McCain’s Maternity Leave

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kicked off their 24th season on Tuesday, and while they're connecting from five locations, that's not the only thing fans can expect to be different this cycle. As Whoopi Goldberg, Sara Haines, Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin and Meghan McCain told ET's Rachel Smith, their sometimes fiery confrontations might be taken down a notch. «The technology is difficult,» Behar admitted.

Two months after news broke about ABC’s cancelation of “Strahan, Sara and Keke,” seasoned daytime TV host Sara Haines is returning to the network’s longstanding program “The View.” The 42-year-old commentator and co-host teased her return to the iconic show from her couch in an Instagram post that was shared with her 301,000-plus followers. “Loving all of my ‘views’ right now,” Haines wrote on Saturday.

Sara Haines will be a co-host on season 24 of, ABC officially announced on Friday.ET learned in August that Haines was in talks with the long-running daytime talk show and close to finalizing a deal as co-host. She originally served as co-host for two seasons on the ABC show, from 2016 to 2018.

was in final talks to return to “The View” full-time in mid-August, replacing Abby Hunstman, who exited as co-host back in January to work on her father’s Utah gubernatorial campaign.

to return to ABC’s “The View” as a permanent co-host as the show returns next week for its 24th season, when a focus of the show will be on the final months of the 2020 presidential campaign.Haines was previously on “The View” from 2016 to 2018, and departed to join the network’s “GMA 3: Strahan, Sara and Keke.” After the show was canceled earlier this year, Haines has filled in from time to time following the departure of Abby Huntsman.In an interview, senior executive producer Hilary Estey

The View is coming back!

Ted Johnson Sara Haines will return to ABC’s The View as a permanent co-host as the show returns next week for its 24th season, when a focus of the show will be on the final months of the 2020 presidential campaign.Haines was previously on The View from 2016 to 2018, and departed to join the network’s GMA 3: Strahan, Sara and Keke.

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