'The View' host Joy Behar hilariously calls out Sara Haines for behind-the-scenes wardrobe malfunction: 'It happens'
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: 'The View' hosts never fail to expose each other on live TV, especially when there are any incidents behind the scenes. This time, Sara Haines became the target of Joy Behar's relentless call-out on her wardrobe malfunction.
It was during the 'Co-Hosts Favorite Things' segment for the Sunday morning episode when Behar revealed to the audience that Haines had suffered a wardrobe malfunction before the hosts had appeared to start the filming. Behar went on to expose Haines in exchange for the latter acknowledging her blunders during the segment.
Joy Behar struggles with the segment
The co-hosts were asked to choose their favorite things under $50 for the summer. Behar's picks were Cincha travel belts, personalized luggage handle wraps, and banned books puzzle. The segment demanded promotions from the co-hosts of their favorite products which Behar was visibly struggling with. "I was never good at this," she went on to say as she moved on to her last product.
The host was not enjoying listing the product details and how the present audience that will be going home with the said products will benefit from them. When Behar somehow managed to finish her bit with the Banned Book puzzle, she chucked the cue cards away to celebrate getting done with it as her fellow co-hosts and the audience broke into laughter.
Sara Haines calls it an 'occupational hazard'
Behar managed to take her revenge as Haines went on to comment on her promotional skills during the segment. "What she means to say is, 'Now it's your turn, Sara,'" She reminded her co-host. Behar was quick to respond to her reminder as she went on to say, "And now I throw the baton over to Miss Sara Haines."
Although Behar managed to take control of the situation, she was not going to let Haines off easy for her comment. She went on to add to her ending comments, "Who had her dress on backward this morning."
The audience burst into laughter on hearing that while Haines quickly responded saying, "It's an occupational hazard. It happens."
