You Won't BELIEVE Who The View Is Getting To Replace Meghan McCain! Nostalgia Overload!

Coronation Street star Simon Gregson is in talks to host a motoring show.The soap star - who has played cabbie Steve McDonald in the ITV show since 1989 - and his pals, Wheelers Dealers host Mike Brewer and Salvage Hunters presenters Paul Cowland and Drew Pritchard, are in discussions about a new series focusing on his passion for cars.He said: “I’m very good friends with Mike Brewer and Paul Cowland and Drew Pritchard, who all do car shows, of course.“And we’re actually in talks at the moment about possibly getting something off the ground.“So fingers crossed.”As well as creating a new car show, Simon, 47, has set his sights on presenting Top Gear one day.He said: “I’d absolutely love to [host Top Gear]. Ever since I could push a little car around the carpet they have been a huge passion of mine.“And yeah, it’s just the best job in the world to present that show.”Simon had some time away from the Corrie cobbles when he starred in ITV’s I’m A Celebrity...

Manchester United at present is their inability to put together a run - but with Cristiano Ronaldo in their side, anything is possible.Speaking ahead of United’s Premier League encounter against Brighton, the former defender spoke about the problems currently plaguing the northwest club.Via BT Sport, the 43-year-old spoke about the side’s lack of consistency - but stated that Ronaldo still offers a threat going forward despite the attacker’s recent slump."That's the problem, the inconsistency,” he said.“Worrying about what Man Utd are going to turn up, what United team is going to come out in the first half compared to the second half, actually.“I keep saying the same thing, Jeckel and Hyde performances with each half. They've got to find some consistency.“This man here [Ronaldo]...

The View has confirmed rumors that they’re in talks with Debbie Matenopoulos on her return to the long-running daytime talk show.

The chair being vacated on The View at the end of the month has an intriguing new name being thrown into the mix – former co-host Debbie Matenopoulos.

Meghan McCain exiting at the end of this month, theories have been floating around as to who will replace the panel's sole conservative voice. One rumored name is Debbie Matenopoulos, an original cast member on the show who joined the cast in 1997 at the age of 21. The now-46-year-old TV personality is currently leaving the door open to a potential future on the ABC talk show. «Debbie will always have a fond place in her heart for, the show that launched her career as a 21-year-old straight out of NYU,» her spokesperson tells ET.

Meghan McCain is opening up about her choice to leave “The View”.

Meghan McCain, 36, had the perfect view on the Fourth of July – her 9-month-old baby daughter Liberty Sage, whom she shares with her husband Ben Domenech, 39. The proud mom took to Instagram on July 7 to post a series of photos from the holiday.

Meghan McCain is speaking out.

Sara Haines has opened up about her co-host Meghan McCain‘s decision to leave The View, suggesting she should be replaced by a panelist who shares similar views. In a clip, posted by TMZ, the TV personality denied rumors that Meghan was departing the show due to on-set drama. “No,” Sara said, when asked if she was leaving due to in-fighting between the hosts. “If that were the case, who would be left?”

Page Six.On July 1, the conservative firebrand announced that she's leaving the ABC show once the current season ends later this month."ABC begged for her to stay, [and] she said, 'No — I'm done! I'm not staying anymore,'" the source said, adding that the network had "even offered a contributor role on ABC News, which she turned down."During her four-season run on "The View," Meghan was often combative with the other co-hosts, especially Joy Behar. TMZ said that the culture on the show, in addition to not wanting to leave Washington D.C., played into Meghan's decision."She's just had enough.

Meghan McCain announced that she’s leaving The View.“I’m just going to rip the bandaid off. I am here to tell all of you, my wonderful cohorts and viewers at home: This is going to be my last season here at   The View,” she said at the top of the show.A post shared by The View (@theviewabc)McCain went on to say that it was “not an easy decision” and that she will be with The View until its current season ends, which is through the end of the month.“On a professional note, this show is one of the hands-down greatest most exhilarating most wonderful privileges of my entire life,” she continued.

Meghan McCain is leaving The View!

The View,” the television personality told viewers. “I will be here through the end of July to finish out the season with all of you, which I am grateful for.

UPDATED with on-air comments from McCain and co-hosts: After a nearly four-run on The View, Meghan McCain is exiting as co-host of the daytime talker.

It’s the end of an era! Meghan McCain, 36, announced that she would be leaving The View after four years as a co-host during an episode on Thursday July 1. Meghan announced that this season would be her last at the top of the show’s broadcast, saying that she was “ripping the band-aid off.” She said that she’d be on the show through the end of July. Meghan called it a “privilege” to be a part of the show and said that it wasn’t an “easy decision” to go. But her in parting words, she reminded the audience that it was her father, the late Senator John McCain, advised her to do the show, “to work with Whoopi Goldberg,” who she called one of the “most talented women in all of television,” along with the other ladies.

Saying her goodbyes! Meghan McCain will leave The View at the end of season 24, she announced during the Thursday, July 1, episode.

Meghan McCain will announce on The View today that she is leaving the talk show after almost four years.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentMeghan McCain is departing “The View,” after nearly four years on the ABC daytime show, Variety has confirmed.As the panel’s resident conservative talking head, McCain regularly sparred with her co-hosts, resulting in many viral — and highly-rated — on-air moments. Her last day will be at the end of the show’s season later this summer. “The View” was created by Barbara Walters in 1997 and changed TV.McCain has most recently been part of the current panel of Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin and Sara Haines.

A discussion on “The View” about First Lady Dr. Jill Biden’s new Vogue cover veered into an unexpected direction when co-host Meghan McCain took a shot at the iconic fashion magazine by calling out its alleged history of racism.

Meghan McCain, 36, accused Vogue and its editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, 71, of being racist and problematic, during a June 30 discussion on The View about First Lady Jill Biden‘s August 2021 cover for the fashion magazine. She said that she’s been “done with Vogue” since a 2008 cover featuring NBA player LeBron James and model Gisele Bündchen, which Meghan said was “very racist” and made LeBron out to “look like an ape holding a woman.” She continued to say the magazine has a “very problematic history” and hoped that it would be held accountable.

Meghan McCain made her thoughts about Vogue magazine known today during The View.