Rosie O’Donnell is definitely not setting aside her beef with her former “The View”Elisabeth Hasselbeck will soon be co-starring on the show. Hasselbeck’s recent return to the show got a big thumbs down from O’Donnell, which of course it did given their contentious onscreen relationship back 2006 and 2007.
“Okay, so I prepared myself. I got ready to watch Elisabeth Hasselbeck on ‘The View,’” O’Donnell said in a TikTok videoPublished Thursday. “She’s not on today. She was on yesterday. So I missed it.”
She said, “But, then I went back on ‘The View’ on my Apple TV or whatever, and I watched it from yesterday, and I remembered why I don’t wanna watch it with her anymore,”A little bit of chuckling.
She shook her head and concluded with the TikTok “Her little Post-it Notes, I don’t know. Listen, it’s strange. Hope you’re having a good day, and if you saw that yesterday, hope you recovered.”
That last crack referred to some anti-Biden commentary Hasselbeck put on post-it notes during a discussion Wednesday about first lady Jill Biden’s They can be used to communicate with her loved ones.
Hasselbeck is one of several women brought in to fill the show’s ‘conservative’After Meghan McCain’s departure last year, the slot was filled by Alyssa Farah Griffin and Ana Navarro. Ana Navarro and Alyssa Farah Griffin will permanently fill McCain’s spot as co-hosts next season.
The former “Survivor” contestant’s original tenure lasted a decade, beginning in 2003. She and O’Donnell, who guest-hosted the series for eight months, often argued over their views on current events, which culminated in a 10-minute fightThey clashed over the Iraq War, which is widely known as one of TV’s most famous moments. Ramin Setoodeh was the author of the book “Ladies Who Punch: The Explosive Inside History of ‘The View,’” DescriptionAs a result, the incident is “doomsday,”In which the producers didn’t cut to commercial but instead placed a split-screen in between them.
The result of the clash led O’Donnell to prematurely end her tenure on the talk-show, which was slated for a month later. At the time, the comedian said she refused to speak to Hasselbeck and probably wouldn’t ever again.
Many fans of “The View” were outraged following Wednesday’s episode, in which Hasselbeck shamed abortion rights activists and espoused anti-abortion views, while also implying moral superiority via her religion. People took to social media to criticize Hasselbeck’s talk-show. “irresponsible”Add that they return “couldn’t stand”The host. “Two minutes in I remember why I was so relieved when Elisabeth Hasselbeck left,”One person wrote.
