Joy Behar Shocks Co-Hosts with Declaration of Feeling “Happy” About Being Fired from The View. Joy Behar stunned her co-hosts on The View by admitting she felt “happy” about being fired in 2013. Here’s why she thought it was the right decision for her at the time.
Joy Behar Reflects on Her 2013 Exit from The View
In a surprising moment on The View, Joy Behar left her co-hosts speechless when she revealed that she was actually happy about being fired from the show in 2013. Behar, who has since returned to the panel, explained her feelings during a discussion about workplace friendships and their impact on job satisfaction.
Behar candidly stated, “If I didn’t have friends at work, I didn’t want to be there anymore.” Her departure came at a time when many of her closest friends and co-workers had already left the show, leaving her feeling disconnected.
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The Importance of Workplace Friendships
The conversation arose from a discussion about how the pandemic and remote work have altered people’s ability to form close connections at work. Behar emphasized that workplace friendships were a key factor in her happiness and motivation. Without those relationships, she explained, the job simply didn’t hold the same appeal.
Her co-hosts, including moderator Whoopi Goldberg, were taken aback by her honesty. Goldberg admitted, “I get what you mean, but it’s still shocking to hear you say you were happy to leave.”
Behar’s Return to The View
Though Behar left the show in 2013, she returned just two years later in 2015, much to the delight of fans. Reflecting on her return, Behar has often credited her renewed enthusiasm for the show to the dynamic relationships she has with her fellow panelists, both old and new.
The lively exchanges and debates on The View are rooted in the mutual respect and camaraderie among the co-hosts, which Behar believes is a cornerstone of the show’s success.
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Joy’s Perspective on Leaving and Returning
Joy Behar’s surprising admission highlights the value of meaningful connections at work. Her honesty about feeling relieved to step away—and later finding joy in her return—offers a candid look at her journey on The View.
What do you think of Joy’s perspective? Do workplace friendships make or break a job for you? Let us know in the comments!
