Whoopi Goldberg Doubles Down On Claim She's Got Too Many Bills To Retire
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Her comments come almost a year after she was criticized for calling herself a "working person."
Whoopi Goldberg doesn’t think she’s in a place to pass up a paycheck.
The host of “The View” explained why she doesn’t see herself retiring any time soon while talking to Entertainment Tonight in an interview published Tuesday.
Asked if she ever thinks about “slowing down,” the Oscar-winner laughed and said, “Yeah, but who can afford to do that? You know, if you don’t marry well, you gotta keep working.”
Though the reporter suggested that Goldberg “could probably afford” life without having a gig, the comedic great said, “No, not by now. Not yet.”
“I gotta keep paying those bills, baby,” added the star, who turns 70 in November.
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