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Meghan McCain is about to have a very new view... Less than two weeks after her departure from Fox News, the political personality has just signed on to The View as a regular co-host, reports Variety. The new addition comes soon after Jedidiah Bila's abrupt departure from the ABC daytime talk show after one year. McCain is the daughter of U.S. Senator and 2008 presidential nominee John McCain. She is a self-described Republican, who has liberal views on several social issues. In recent years, The View has played musical chairs with its co-hosts. The show added back Joy Behar, and said goodbye to Nicolle Wallace, Rosie Perez, Raven Symone, Michelle Collins, Candace Cameron Bure and most recently...

Candace Cameron Bure's days on The View may be over, but fans will never forget the emotional, honest and controversial conversations she brought to the table for two seasons.

The Fuller House star co-hosted her final episode of the talk show on Friday, just one day after she announced she was leaving to focus on other projects.

"I really have learned so much and I will take it with me forever," Bure said during Friday's episode. "This show is legendary and to think that I have been a part of it is really incredible."

From a surprise birthday bash to a shocking walk off set, Et's breaking down the actress' most memorable moments on the popular ABC show.

Watch: Candace Cameron Bure Leaves 'The View' After Two Seasons

1. When she battled it out with former co-host Raven-Symoné.

Last July, the two got into a heated debate while discussing Sweet Cakes, an Oregon...

Kick back, put your feet in the stirrup, and get ready for a laugh. “Wheel of Fortune” gave birth to a hilariously awkward moment this week, thanks to a lack of spelling comprehension and a touch of snark courtesy of host Pat Sajak. The magic moment was captured on Tuesday by former “The View” personality Michelle Collins, who apparently fills her time with such activities now. Collins shared the exchange on Twitter with the caption: ‘I. Can’t. Breathe.” Also Read: 'Wheel of Fortune' Contestant Mistakes Paris for a Country (Video) The clue? “Occupation.” The contestants? A female duo named Britney and Rhonda.

Preschool sweethearts Amy Giberson and Justin Pounders have tied the knot!

The couple first met as toddlers at Sunshine Pre-k in St. Petersburg, Florida, where they shared a “shy” schoolyard romance playing tag and building blocks together. But like many first loves, they drifted apart when they attended different elementary, middle and high schools. Eventually, forgetting about each other altogether.

That is until 30 years later when Pounders, 34, ran across, Giberson, 34, on an online dating website. It was only after a year of dating that the couple realized they had been childhood loves at Sunshine Pre-k so many years ago.

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The Bachelor in Paradise TV show has been renewed for a fourth season on ABC. Bachelor in Paradise: After Paradise co-host Michelle Collins, late of The View, announced the news during the After Paradise season finale.Collins, who co-hosts the after show with Sean Lowe, asked the Bachelor in Paradise cast and after show guests, who they want to see in Bachelor in Paradise, season four on ABC: Chase, Olivia, Vinny, or The Twins? Nikki Glaser chose Ben Higgins, but would also like to see The Twins.Lowe would like to see Olivia Caridi from Ben's season of The Bachelor. Amanda Stanton and Josh Murray couldn't say. Collins reports 32% of viewers want to see Vinny Ventiera in some sort of redemption arc.Read More…...

If Jen Saviano has any hard feelings about Nick Viall turning Bachelor, she didn't let them show on tonight's After Paradise finale.  "I'm good. I'm doing good," she told host Michelle Collins. "Nick is the Bachelor, there's definitely mixed emotions about that, but I've moved on, and I'm doing good."  To help Jen in her moving on, Collins had famed astrologer Susan Miller on the phone to weigh in on Jen's romantic future, and she explained that Jen was sure to end up with a "powerful man," which truly sounds like a win for her.    Elsewhere on After Paradise, Collins, cohost Sean Lowe, and guest Nikki Glaser caught up...

Software sales executive and Milwaukee-native, Nick Viall, has been selected as the new bachelor in the upcoming 21st season of The Bachelor TV series on ABC. Shocker: he is caucasian! The announcement was made tonight, during the Bachelor in Paradise: After Paradise TV show, hosted by former View co-host, Michelle Collins, and franchise alum, Sean Lowe.During the after-show, Viall admitted that while he is excited, he is also nervous. He ought to know what is in store for him. Viall was the runner-up in season 10 of The Bachelorette, featuring Andi Dorfman. He returned in season 11, as a spoiler for Kaitlyn Bristowe's suitors and again finished second. He's currently on the spinoff series, Bachelor in Paradise, during which Nick and Jennifer Saviano (pictured below)...

ABC dropped a bombshell on Bachelor Nation Tuesday night. During Bachelor in Paradise's after show, After Paradise, the network finally revealed to expectant fans who the leading man for season 21 of The Bachelor will be.Former Bachelors Sean Lowe and Ben Higgins joined After Paradise co-host Michelle Collins in welcoming two-time runner-up Nick Viall to the after show to discuss his journey ahead. "I'm nervous," 35-year-old Viall admitted of being the new Bachelor. "I'm very excited." Viall, who just missed out on getting engaged to both Andi Dorfman and Kaitlyn Bristowe (and who is still appearing on the current...

ABC dropped a bombshell on Bachelor Nation Tuesday night.

During Bachelor in Paradise's after show, After Paradise, the network finally revealed to expectant fans who the leading man for season 21 of The Bachelor will be.

Former Bachelors Sean Lowe and Ben Higgins joined After Paradise co-host Michelle Collins in welcoming two-time runner-up Nick Viall to the after show to discuss his journey ahead.

"I'm nervous," 35-year-old Viall admitted of being the new Bachelor. "I'm very excited."

Viall, who just missed out on getting engaged to both Andi Dorfman and Kaitlyn Bristowe (and who is still appearing on the current...

Fourth time's the charm?!  Nick Viall, star of two seasons of The Bachelorette and this season of Bachelor in Paradise, has been revealed as the new Bachelor.  The news was announced live on tonight's After Paradise, by hosts Michelle Collins and Sean Lowe, and Nick was on hand to sound off on his new journey.  "I'm very excited," he confessed, but still, "I'm more nervous!" It's safe to say this seemingly came out of the blue, but obviously Viall has known for a while. "I don't know if anything really prepares you for it," Viall said of the nerves and emotions he was feeling ahead of the official announcement. But still, he's...

Nick Viall is getting his fourth shot at love on the Bachelor franchise. After being the runner-up on two seasons of The Bachelorette, ABC announced that Nick, who is currently appearing on Bachelor in Paradise, will be the next Bachelor. The announcement came on Tuesday's After Paradise, the aftershow for the summer spinoff series. "I'm definitely ready for it — I'm really excited," Nick, 35, told cohosts Michelle Collins and Sean Lowe about his appointment as leading man for the 21st cycle. "I couldn't be more excited about the possibility of it working out." Nick placed second on

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The wait is over, Bachelor Nation! On Tuesday's After Paradise, rose lovers finally found out the identity of the ABC hit's next leading man. Spoiler warning: If you have not seen Tuesday's episode of After Paradise, stop now - the next Bachelor will be revealed. And season 21's leading man will be ...Nick Viall!Former Bachelors Sean Lowe and Ben Higgins (via video call) joined co-host Michelle Collins in welcoming the two-time runner-up to the live Bachelor in Paradise after show to talk about the journey ahead. "I'm nervous," admitted Viall, 35. "I'm very excited." Viall tied a non-spoiler-y bow around...

The wait is over, Bachelor Nation!

On Tuesday's After Paradise, rose lovers finally found out the identity of the ABC hit's next leading man.

Spoiler warning: If you have not seen Tuesday's episode of After Paradise, stop now – the next Bachelor will be revealed.

And season 21's leading man will be ...

Nick Viall!

Former Bachelors Sean Lowe and Ben Higgins (via video call) joined co-host Michelle Collins in welcoming the two-time runner-up to the live Bachelor in Paradise after show to talk about the journey ahead.

"I'm nervous," admitted Viall, 35. "I'm very excited."

Viall tied a non-spoiler-y bow around the...

The wait is over, Bachelor Nation! On Tuesday's After Paradise, rose lovers will finally find out the identity of the ABC hit's next leading man. Spoiler warning: If you have not seen Tuesday's episode of After Paradise, stop now - the next Bachelor will be revealed.And season 21's leading man will be ... Nick Viall!Related Video: Would Host Chris Harrison Ever Be The Bachelor? Former Bachelors Sean Lowe and Ben Higgins joined co-host Michelle Collins in welcoming the two-time runner-up to the live Bachelor in Paradise after show to talk about the journey ahead. Fans of the franchise will...

If you thought we had long ago (aka one week ago) left Chad Johnson behind, you'd unfortunately be wrong. The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise's most controversial contestant joined hosts Michelle Collins and Sean Lowe on After Paradise tonight, and attempted to explain his actions during his brief but very memorable appearance in last week's premiere. "To be honest, I drank a lot," Chad began. He explained that he thought he and Lace were on the same page with being able to say or do whatever they wanted, but at one point, she suddenly wasn't into it anymore. He also revealed that he and Lace had been messaging a bit in the last couple of days before they went to Paradise, and...

Paging Chris Harrison: We'd like to give this baby a rose as soon as possible. As Michelle Collins and Sean Lowe hosted Tuesday night's Bachelor in Paradise: After Paradise, viewers were treated to a surprise appearance from one of the youngest members of Bachelor Nation. May we introduce you to Samuel Thomas Lowe? "I'm a little bias, but I think he's the most adorable little boy in the world," Sean shared with the audience when gushing over his first child with wife Catherine Giudici. "It's working out great." While much of the episode was all about game talk and debating which couple will last forever and ever, the final moments featured Catherine walking out...

Sara Haines is solidifying her position in the lion’s den on The View.

Following numerous appearances as a guest host on the ABC daytime talker, Haines — currently the lifestyle editor at Good Morning America — will be a permanent co-host when The View returns for Season 20, the network announced Wednesday.

Additionally, ABC confirmed that CNN’s Sunny Hostin and Fox News’ Jedediah Bila “will appear frequently throughout the season.”

Also returning for Season 20 are Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Candace Cameron Bure, Paula Faris and Raven-Symoné. Enjoy your first...

“Good Morning America” weekend anchor Sara Haines has been added as a new co-host of ABC’s daytime talk show “The View.” The move comes after comedian Michelle Collins was let go from the show. Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Candace Cameron Bure, Paula Faris and Raven-Symoné all remain for Season 20, which premieres on Sept. 6. Haines’ addition has been a topic of speculation since June, shortly after Collins was given the boot. The “Gma” veteran has guest-hosted the show multiple times in the past. Also Read: 'The View' Overhaul: Sara Haines Could Join Shuffled Lineup “The View” has experienced nearly nonstop host changes.

“What the World Needs Now Is Love,” that’s for sure. But who knew it also needed a powwow of stars from Cagney & Lacey, Veronica Mars, Ugly Betty, The Mysteries of Laura, My So Called Life, Private Practice, Glee and Law & Order: Svu (among others)?

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Stars from those TV shows and the Broadway community teamed up to cover that Burt Bacharach chestnut on the Democratic National Convention stage “in tribute to the lives affected by gun violence.”

The pass-the-mic-(and-do-it-quickly) staging was a tad puzzling — surely Hillary Clinton...

Michelle Collins is officially leaving The View, according to reports on Friday. Michelle Collins Exits ‘The View’ Executive producer Candi Carter sent an email to The View staff — announcing the news of Collins’ departure. “I have some bittersweet news to share—Michelle Collins is leaving the show,” Carter wrote. “A gracious presence on stage and […]

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Michelle Collins this afternoon entered the Instagram Stage of being let go from The View, becoming, as she noted, the newest member of the One Seasoner Club on a daytime show that is gaining a reputation as one of the riskier gigs for on-air talent. The Instagram Stage followed by one day the Releasing To the Media The Internal Memo Stage, which, nine times out of 10, involves use of the word “bittersweet.” In this case, the memo came from show Ep Candi Carter: Dear team…...

Michelle Collins is parting ways with The View one year after signing on as a series regular.

In an email sent to the ABC talk show's staff obtained by Entertainment Weekly, executive producer Candi Carter announced Thursday evening that Collins would not be returning to the show.

"I have some bittersweet news to share – Michelle Collins is leaving the show," Carter wrote. "A gracious presence on stage and off, she asked smart questions, made us laugh and will always be part of The View family. We wish her great success with some exciting new projects ahead."

"Please join me in...

Michelle Collins is parting ways with The View one year after signing on as a series regular. In an email sent to the ABC talk show's staff obtained by Entertainment Weekly, executive producer Candi Carter announced Thursday evening that Collins would not be returning to the show. "I have some bittersweet news to share - Michelle Collins is leaving the show," Carter wrote. "A gracious presence on stage and off, she asked smart questions, made us laugh and will always be part of The View family. We wish her great success with some exciting new projects ahead.""Please join me...

Michelle Collins is officially leaving The View. The news comes from the show's executive producer Candi Carter who sent an email to staffers announcing the news. "I have some bittersweet news to share—Michelle Collins is leaving the show," Carter wrote. "A gracious presence on stage and off, she asked smart questions, made us laugh and will always be part of The View family. We wish her great success with some exciting new projects ahead." The note continued, "Please join me in thanking Michelle for her hard work, great humor and many contributions this season to The View. She'll be in the office next week to say good-bye to you personally." Collins' departure...

Looks like ABC is getting closer to a new “View.” The network is putting the finishing touches on a plan to remodel “The View” after a series of musical chairs among the co-hosts on the popular morning show. Last week, co-host Michelle Collins was sent packing after a year on the show. And now published reports point to a new role for Sara Haines, currently an anchor on the weekend edition of “Good Morning America.” Also Read: Michelle Collins Out as 'The View' Co-Host After 1 Season Meanwhile, it looks as if Whoopi Goldberg – a fixture on “The View...

Michelle Collins is the latest victim of The View producers changing their minds after thinking they’d hired the Next Big Thing for the ABC News daytime panel-talker. This news will not come as much of a surprise to regular viewers, given that Collins had made few appearances since January. "Michelle is smart, opinionated and funny. She's been a great addition to the panel this year,” a show rep said when contacted for comment — adding for clarity, “When we are ready to…...

And another one bites the dust at The View.

Co-host Michelle Collins has been fired from the morning talker, our sister site Variety reports.

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Collins went through a trial run on the program before becoming a permanent co-host last fall for Season 19. However, starting in January, her presence was reduced to one or two appearances a week. She is expected to stay with the show through the end of the summer.

“Michelle is smart, opinionated and funny,” an ABC spokesperson told Variety. “She’s been a...

Michelle Collins is done as co-host of “The View,” TheWrap has learned. Collins has been axed by the network after just one season at the panelists’ table, and will not return when Season 20 begins in September. The comedian joined the ABC daytime roundtable show full-time last July after a recurring series of guest co-hosting turns. She was joined by veterans Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg, as well as “Fuller House” star Candace Cameron Bure, former Disney star Raven-Symoné and Paula Faris. Also Read: Whoopi Goldberg Threatens to Bolt From 'The View' (Exclusive) An ABC spokesperson denied that the...

It seems that The View is shaking up its panel once again. According to a new report, comedian Michelle Collins is exiting the ABC daytime staple after one year—and Variety reports that the departure was less than voluntary. According to the publication's sources, producers made the decision not to renew Collins' contract, but she'll stay on the show through the end of the summer. ABC would not comment on Collins' status on The View, but did praise the host in a statement to E! News. "Michelle is smart, opinionated and funny," a spokesperson said. "She's been a great addition to the panel this year. When we are ready to make an announcement about next season, we...

There's yet another staffing change on ABC's The View. Michelle Collins has been fired from the morning talk show, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. Collins joined the show's 19th season in July 2015 following a trial run in which her brand of commentary and humor were well-received. Following her full-time appointment, her on-screen presence was reduced to one or two appearances per week. She will remain on The View through the end of the summer; her final date has not yet been determined. { "nid": 810218, "type": "news", "title": "Who's on 'The View' Now — and Who

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Co-hosts of “The View” agreed with broad criticisms that have been lobbed at Larry Wilmore after the “Nightly Show” host’s routine at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday. Monday’s show began with the ladies discussing the event, and for once they were mostly all in agreement, particularly on Wilmore’s decision to end his speech with “Yo, Barry, you did it, my nigga!” “I personally don’t think it was the right way to go out,” said Michelle Collins. “I don’t think it was classy. I know you’re there to be funny, but it just...

“The View’s” Joy Behar suggested that Hillary Clinton, who was recently dubbed “Crooked Hillary” by Donald Trump, should fight fire with fire and come up with a nickname of her own for the Gop frontrunner. “She needs a name for him. What do you think? How about ‘Racist Trump’?” Behar said on Wednesday’s episode of the ABC daytime talk show. “How about ‘Misogynist, Racist Trump’?” “You could go ‘Crooked Clinton’ and go with the alliteration,” suggested Paula Faris when co-host Michelle Collins argued the name should rhyme. “And then you could do ‘Teflon Trump,’ you could do ‘Toupeé Trump.

The hosts of “The View” disagreed on whether or not parents have a responsibility to protect their kids from the criminal justice system. Discussing a recent case in Indiana, where a mother caught her son shoplifting and turned him in to the police, the hosts on Friday split on what a parent’s responsibility is when their child commits a crime. “Eventually, I think as a parent, you don’t know what to do. You kind of have to turn to law enforcement,” Michelle Collins said, pointing out that this case might not be the son’s first offense. Also...

“The View” got off to a contentious start Monday, with Michelle Collins and Candace Cameron-Bure disagreeing multiple times during the talk show’s Hot Topics segment. After sparring over Ted Cruz, with Collins saying she’d like to see him fall due to his preaching of Christian values and Cameron-Bure vehemently disagreeing, the two were on opposites again when the issue of transgender issues came up. The panelists ran a Funny or Die video parodying the new law just signed in North Carolina, which requires transgender people to use public restrooms that reflect the gender listed on their birth certificate.

The co-hosts of “The View” used the word “dictator” several times to describe Donald Trump’s approach to running for President. Trump had previously said that he wants to change libel laws in order to sue newspapers and other media outlets, something the co-hosts said was indicative of an oppressive ruler. “Listen, it’s number one on the Constitution–freedom of speech,” Michelle Collins said Tuesday. “Trump is telling us he’s going to be a dictator and people are still voting for him. He’s not making it a secret. He’s like ‘I’m going to be a dictator,...

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ABC has renewed The View TV series for a 20th season. Effectively immediately, Candi Carter has been named Executive Producer of the daytime talk show (pictured below). The View is led by moderator Whoopi Goldberg, with co-hosts Joy Behar, Candace Cameron Bure, Michelle Collins, Paula Faris, and Raven-Symoné.

“It’s an honor to be part of the extraordinary legacy built by Barbara Walters, the exceptional, funny and smart women at the table led by Whoopi Goldberg, and a terrific team behind the scenes,” said Carter. “Every day is a thrill.”

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Barbara Walters’ daytime dynasty lives on.

ABC has renewed gabfest The View for a 20th season, TVLine confirmed Tuesday., reported Tuesday.

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Though the show’s panel — Joy Behar, Whoopi Goldberg, Paula Faris, Candace Cameron-Bure, Michelle Collins and Raven-Symone — remains unchanged, interim showrunner Candi Carter (The Oprah Winfrey Show) has been named the show’s first African-American executive producer.

Our sister site Variety first reported the renewal. Season 20 will begin airing this fall.

Thoughts on The View‘s renewal? Think there’ll be another panel shake-up? Sound off in the comments!

“The View” spent a few minutes on a busy Friday recapping last night’s Democratic Debate, when the general consensus at the hosting table seemed to favor Hillary Clinton’s performance. Of course, comedian Michelle Collins had some jokes too, beginning by calling Clinton’s jacket “North Korean chic.” So, at least your blazer wasn’t mocked, Bernie Sanders. Also Read: Democratic Debate: 5 Key Moments From Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders' Latest Battle With Joy Behar filling in as moderator for Whoopi Goldberg, Collins continued to be the comic cracking wise. “You not what Bernie’s biggest mistake was...

Donald Trump is no longer the favorite target of “The View” panelists this election season. After Saturday’s Gop debate, the co-hosts poked fun at the entire Republican field by re-enacting the awkward introduction of the candidates during the New Hampshire scrimmage. Michelle Collins said she loved the entrance, particularly Ben Carson missing his cue. Also Read: Marco Rubio Defends Debate 'Glitch' About Barack Obama: 'That's What I Believe' (Video) “Ben Carson looked like he was at Starbucks waiting for his latte,” she said. “They called your latte, Ben, grab it!” Once the candidates got on stage, Marco Rubio became the topic of most of.

The countdown to the return of Tanners is on and we've got a new look at Fuller House thanks to series star Candace Cameron Bure. Cameron Bure debuted a new behind-the-scenes sneak peek on social media and on The View where she serves as a co-host alongside Joy Behar, Whoopi Goldberg, Michelle Collins, Raven-Symone and Paula Faris. The new series stars Cameron Bure as DJ Tanner-Fuller, Jodie Sweetin as Stephanie Tanner and Andrea Barber as Kimmy Gibbler. DJ is now the widowed mom of three, her firefighter husband passed away, and Kimmy and Stephanie move into the Tanner family home to help DJ take care of her young family. In the featurette below, the announcer sums it up best: "Ladies and gentlemen, 30 years...

Michelle Collins has found a cure for the wave of gun violence plaguing our nation. Collins revealed her master plan on Thursday’s episode of ABC talk show “The View,” offering a novel approach to making assault weapons unappealing. “I had an idea of how we can actually lessen the use of assault weapons in this country. I think we need to start naming them after tampons,” Collins offered. “I have some examples. Imagine leaving your house with your Pocket Pearl. Or loading up the Gentle Glide. I feel like men who like assault weapons, we have Fresh Balance. Also Read: 'The View':.

Espn’s fantasy football guru has turned his sights on Hollywood, and now the women of “The View” are taking up the challenge. After helping out stars like Jay Z, Seth Meyers and Daniel Radcliffe with their NFL lineups each week, senior fantasy analyst Matthew Berry launched FantasyMovieLeague.com and is inviting “The View” fans to test their movie know-how and compete against Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Candace Cameron Bure, Michelle Collins, Paula Faris and Raven-Symoné. The league kicked off on Wednesday and contestants have until 9 a.m. Et Friday to sign up to play. “At Espn, I’ve seen...

The co-hosts of “The View” don’t want to hear your Yoda and Darth Vader impressions, Ted Cruz — not even the conservative Candace Cameron Bure. The Gop candidate pulled out his “Star Wars” impersonations recently at a campaign event, a viral moment that is apparently helping him in the polls. In reality, the impressions were more awkward than they were bad — and that’s saying something. Also Read: Bill Maher Agrees With Ted Cruz During Gop Debate: 'Media Is Even Stupider Than the Politicians' After the ABC talker rolled the cringe-worthy clip, comedian Michelle Collins perfectly described her “second-hand embarrassment” over having witnessed the moment.

“The View” co-host Michelle Collins thinks Donald Trump is taking his strategy straight out of “The Game” by Neil Strauss. “You know if you’re at a bar and a guy comes up and insults you, it’s called negging,” Collins said. “When he insults you, you think he must have something great going on.” Negging is a term used in the pick-up artist community, in which a man will give a woman a backhanded compliment in a way that undermines her confidence. The idea is that she will subconsciously seek his approval from then on. See video: 'The View...

The women of The View have apologized for joking about eating disorders.

After discussing a People interview in which Donald Trump said he has lost 15 lbs. on the campaign trail, the co-hosts began joking about weight and whether their was a difference between being skinny and thin. After the commercial break, that turned into joking about the merits of anorexia vs. bulimia.

"We were just discussing whether it's better to be anorexic or bulimic backstage," Joy Behar said on Thursday's episode.

Michelle Collins cast her vote for bulimia, because "you get to enjoy the meal." She went on to point...

The ladies of The View claim they never intend to offend anyone, but that's exactly what happened then the co-hosts made light of eating disorders on Thursday's show. The trouble began when Michelle Collins mentioned that presidential hopeful Donald Trump had revealed People that campaigning "has been so good to him that he has lost 15 lbs., ladies!" Paula Faris wasn't too surprised, explaining, "I thought something was different about him. It's the weight loss." Collins agreed, telling her, "It's the weight loss. His hair's looking great. But he says that it's all the chatting...Why am I not getting thin? I do this every day and I've not lost a pound." Joy Behar teased...

Well, the latest “View” apology didn’t take too long. The women of the ABC talker opened Thursday’s episode recalling a backstage conversation about whether it’s better to be bulimic or anorexic. Within 15 minutes, they were issuing an on-air mea culpa of sorts. “Oh definitely bulimic — you know, you get to enjoy the meal,” Michelle Collins opined on the original subject. Candace Cameron Bure then stepped in to point out that she’s dealt with an eating disorder, excusing her participation in the jest. “I think I can joke about it because I’ve been there,” the “Fuller House” cast member said.

Take note, Nicholas Sparks! This love story is one for the books.

Amy Giberson and Justin Pounders, the couple who were paired on Match.com and then realized they had been pre-school sweethearts 30 years ago, are living a true modern-day fairy tale.

The two first met at Sunshine Preschool in St. Petersburg, Florida, where they shared a "shy" first love. They eventually lost touch, until last year when Giberson and Pounders discovered each other on the dating site.

Pounders, 33, proposed to a stunned Giberson, 33, on a live taping of The View on Wednesday. The Floridian got down on one knee...

“The View” recapped Tuesday’s Republican debate Wednesday morning, and suffice it to say, none of the Gop candidates are getting a majority vote out of the ABC daytime panel. Michelle Collins blasted recent “View” guest and frequent punching bag Carly Fiorina for having what the comedian called an “antiquated” position on the gender pay gap, while Whoopi Goldberg continued to rag on Marco Rubio for what the moderator perceives as his lack of empathy for non-Cuban immigrants. “I really don’t see any economic plan,” Joy Behar stated across-the-board. Also Read: Fox Business Debate Draws 13.5 Million Viewers Actual journalist...

During a discussion about Vivica A. Fox’s insinuations that her ex-boyfriend 50 Cent is gay, “The View’s” Michelle Collins said of Fox, “A booty snatcher definitely combed that weave.” After her fellow co-hosts expressed shock at the comment, Collins said, “That’s funny. You can say that.” She was quoting Fox from an interview on Bravo’s “Watch What Happens Live,” during which Fox said that a magazine cover featuring 50 Cent and Soulja Boy made her ex look like a “booty snatcher,” a slang term for a gay man. Co-host Joy Behar thought that Fox has a right to bad-mouth the rapper.