Whoopi Goldberg Catches Her 'View' Co-Hosts Passing Notes And Responds Accordingly
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Two of Goldberg's talk show colleagues might've been engaging in an "inappropriate" conversation.
Whoopi Goldberg recently schooled her co-hosts on “The View” after she caught them passing notes while taping the talk show.
During a segment on Wednesday’s episode, Goldberg was sharing a story about wedding guests who were turned away from a reception when she abruptly paused to confront two of her colleagues.
Goldberg shot a fierce glance at Sunny Hostin and Joy Behar, who were apparently passing messages to each other.
“You guys are passing notes on television?” co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin asked, sparking laughs from Hostin.
“I feel like I’m in church right now,” another co-host, Sara Haines, chimed in.
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