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Meghan McCain and Sherri Shepherd probably won't be mending fences anytime soon. The 37-year-old pundit sat down for an interview on Sirius XM's where, once again, the Bravo host found himself in the middle of a war of words between the women. It was on Cohen's that Shepherd first made headlines for criticizing McCain's turn as a co-host of in 2018 — and where she, again, called McCain the most «disappointing guest» during her own tenure on in a more recent appearance earlier this year. Though both women have served as hosts on the ABC talker, their roles on the series never overlapped. «I mean, look, I don't know Sherri Shepherd,» McCain told Cohen when asked about Shepherd's remarks. «She was on the show, like, 15 years before me when I was in high school.

Joy Behar is welcoming a new conservative voice to with open arms! On Thursday, ABC announced that Alyssa Farah Griffin, a former White House director of strategic communications during President Donald Trump's administration, will be joining the show as a permanent co-host — to the delight of Behar. The 79-year-old veteran TV personality shares with ET's Rachel Smith why she thinks Farah Griffin's time on will run a little «smoother» than that of Meghan McCain, who was a conservative voice on the show when she co-hosted for four seasons, leaving last year.«Alyssa has got a whole different personality. I think it will be smoother, frankly,» Behar admits to ET.

self-proclaimed “mountain mama” Meghan McCain after her “miserable” and abrupt exit last summer.A bevy of right-sided guest hosts have been cycling through on-air audtions for the top spot — and an insider has revealed those repeat tryouts are the ones to watch out for when it comes to the permanent gig. “You are starting to see familiar faces over and over,” the source told The Post. “I would expect an announcement before the season ends on August 5.”The source added: “If you watch the show, you can see people who are coming back regularly to join the co-hosts at the table.

Meghan McCain has said she'll «never return» to , there is one co-host from the ABC daytime talk show whom she still keeps in touch with. During an appearance on the  podcast, McCain opened up about her time on the show and the bond she still shares with her former co-worker, Sunny Hostin.«Sunny is one of the greatest TV presences in all of television. I keep telling her she should have her own show,» McCain said of Hostin.

Meghan McCain took to Instagram on Valentine's Day to share a loving post dedicated to her partner.MORE: Meghan McCain speaks out on Whoopi Goldberg's 'antisemitic' commentsBut the focus shifted when she spotted an unkind response posted by her former The View co-star, Joy Behar.WATCH: The View's Joy Behar tells Meghan McCain she didn't miss herMeghan, 37, had posted a striking snapshot showing her with her husband, along with the caption: "Happy Valentines Day Ben @btdomenech - I love you and am grateful every day for the life we have together."READ: Meghan McCain opens up on heartbreaking baby loss: 'My child is with my dad in Heaven'MORE: Sharon Osbourne breaks silence as Whoopi Goldberg is suspended from The ViewShe was quickly inundated with sweet messages – bar a few exceptions, including one person who wrote in response: "Does every thought and sentiment need to be on Twitter?" Joy then chose to reply to the comment, writing: "Apparently."Imagine spending your Valentines Day trolling your ex colleagues tweet about her husband. pic.twitter.com/XjK0wcW5nyMeghan called out her former colleague on TwitterHaving spotted the exchange, Meghan wasted no time calling the 79-year-old out.

The post featured a snap of the couple together with McCain writing, “Happy Valentines Day @bdomenech – I love you and am grateful every day for the life we have together.”A user then replied to the conservative talk show host and tweeted, “Does every thought and sentiment need to be on Twitter?”To which Behar, 79, responded in a now-deleted tweet, saying: “Apparently.”A short while later, McCain posted screenshots of the thread and wrote, “Imagine spending your Valentine’s Day trolling your ex-colleague’s tweet about her husband.”Fox News weather reporter Janice Dean joked to McCain that Behar “can’t quit you.” However, the Daily Mail columnist failed to see the humor and replied back to Dean, “It’s pathetic and it creeps me out.”Imagine spending your Valentines Day trolling your ex colleagues tweet about her husband. pic.twitter.com/XjK0wcW5nyMcCain wrote in another since-deleted tweet that leaving “The View” is “like having ex’s who won’t stop drunk texting you.”The mother of one left the ABC talk show last July and revealed at the time that she wanted to leave so she could set up a house in Washington D.C.

kicked off their opening day, tweeting her thoughts about the city’s alleged human rights violations.“There is no reason to watch a Winter Olympics that is holding up and spreading propaganda for a regime that is committing actual genocide and ethnic cleansing,” she claimed. “On top of poisoning the world and killing 6 million people.

Meghan McCain has slammed the 2022 Winter Olympics, branding them the "Genocide Games" over China's human rights abuses.MORE: Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie share disappointment over 2022 Winter Olympics newsThe 37-year-old took to social media to share an image designed by Chinese artist badiucao, which was created in protest of the host country. It showed an ice hockey player wearing the Chinese flag with blood on their stick and mask as they knocked over a Tibetan monk.WATCH: Meghan McCain announces departure from The View"I will not watch one minute of the @Beijing2022," she captioned her post, adding the hashtag, "#GenocideGames."On Twitter, she expanded on her opinion, writing: "There is no reason to watch a Winter Olympics that is holding up and spreading propaganda for a regime that is committing actual genocide and ethnic cleansing - on top of poisoning the world and killing 6 million people.

Meghan McCain has decried Whoopi Goldberg's recent comments on The View about the Holocaust, sharing that she is "heartbroken about what was said".MORE: Meghan McCain praised by fans for inspiring words about importance of 'listening to each other'The former TV star took to social media to share her thoughts in the hours after Whoopi apologized for the shocking remarks that have been branded "antisemitic". "I hate commenting on my old employer because I have moved in every way a person can move on," Meghan wrote.WATCH:  The View star Whoopi Goldberg alleges the Holocaust wasn't about race"That being said I am an activist against antisemitism and it is a big part of my life.

Meghan McCain is opening up about her bout with COVID-19, from being overcome with fear and shame to «this phenomenon of post-Covid depression.»The former panelist and current  columnist penned her experience with the potentially deadly virus in her Tuesday column. The 37-year-old daughter of the late Sen.

Meghan McCain knew producing a movie was the best thing for her after leaving McCain left the daytime talk show in August, taking a job as a columnist for DailyMail.com. She executive produced , a Lifetime movie starring Heather Locklear.The film tells the real-life story of Kristine Carlson, a woman whose husband dies and must navigate the hardships of being a single mother while also dealing with the pressure of becoming the new face and voice of the Don't Sweat the Small Stuff brand.«I’d always been a fan of the book, f,» McCain told ET's Lauren Zima.

People. “I’ve had to apologize, which I’m happy to do in order to save mine and everybody else’s job.

may have left “The View” in July, but the show is in no rush to find a permanent replacement. Instead, the ABC talk show will have a rotating table of temporary female conservative guest hosts when it returns to the air for its 25th season.Former Utah Congresswoman Mia Love will join other stars Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin and Sara Haines when the show resumes on September 7.The episode will mark the first time that the hosts will be in-studio since the pandemic started in March 2020.Other figures who are set to come on the show include Condoleezza Rice, Gretchen Carlson, Eboni K.

Meghan McCain is stepping down as co-host of . The 36-year-old conservative commentator announced on Thursday that she is leaving the ABC talk show after several years on the panel. «So I'm just going to rip the band-aid off. I am here to tell all of you, my wonderful co-hosts and the viewers at home that this is going to be my last season here at she revealed. »I will be here through the end of July to finish out the season with all of you, which I am grateful for. This was not an easy decision. It took a lot of thought and counsel and prayer and talking to my family and my close friends.«McCain noted that the COVID-19 pandemic changed a lot of things for her as she found herself pregnant and quarantining in Washington D.C.

maternity leave a “rough re-entry,” she is glad to be back.“I will say, I missed everyone,” the host shared on “Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen” on Monday. “Even if some people didn’t miss me, I missed the show.

Meghan McCain was not in a lighthearted late night mood on Monday evening. The 36-year-old co-host of apologized multiple times during her appearance on, noting the events of the week including the riots on Capitol Hill that led to the deaths of five people, destruction of Capitol property, and calls for the impeachment of President Donald Trump had left her shaken and alarmed. «I was so emotional watching it.

Meghan McCain is using a meme of her late dad to react to President Donald Trump's loss in Arizona. After President-elect Joe Biden officially won her home state on Thursday, the 36-year-old co-host took to Twitter to respond to the news.McCain shared a smiling photo of her late father, John McCain, which read, «I like people who don't lose Arizona.» In the accompanying tweet, McCain called the meme «too funny.»The content of the meme appeared to be in response to previous comments Trump made about the late senator, who died in 2018 after a battle with cancer.«I supported him for president.

to return to ABC’s “The View” as a permanent co-host as the show returns next week for its 24th season, when a focus of the show will be on the final months of the 2020 presidential campaign.Haines was previously on “The View” from 2016 to 2018, and departed to join the network’s “GMA 3: Strahan, Sara and Keke.” After the show was canceled earlier this year, Haines has filled in from time to time following the departure of Abby Huntsman.In an interview, senior executive producer Hilary Estey McLoughlin said that Haines “is great in either place, which is rare to have somebody who is able to deal with such complex topics that we talk about on ‘The View,’ and give a perspective that is smart.

Meghan McCain is speaking out about society's treatment of women. The 35-year-old co-host took to Instagram on Monday to share a screenshot of a negative article about herself titled, «Sets Return Date, Fans Excited for Comeback, But Not for Meghan McCain.»«I don’t normally comment on garbage written but this is an example why our culture is so deeply toxic for women — no man would EVER have this kind of a headline written who cohosts the #1 talk show in America that just won an Emmy for best show,» McCain began her lengthy post.

Meghan McCain is sharing some of her favorite memories of her late father, John McCain. On Tuesday, the two-year anniversary of the politician's death due to cancer, Meghan, who is pregnant with her first child, took to Twitter to pay tribute to her dad.Sharing a photo of her and the former senator taken from behind, Meghan wrote, «Two years today. 742 days.

Cindy McCain is remembering John McCain on what would've been their 40th wedding anniversary. On Sunday, Cindy took to Instagram to share a throwback photo of herself with her late husband and two of their children, along with a heartfelt message. The former U.S. senator died in August 2018 after a long battle with brain cancer.