Joy Behar nearly falls off ‘The View’ chair again
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Nearly four years to the day that Joy Behar<\/a> captivated audiences by falling out of her chair<\/a> at the top of The View<\/em><\/a>, the 83-year-old comedian marked the occasion by nearly taking another tumble on the air.<\/p>\n The moment came on Friday’s edition of the talk show, as Behar welcomed comedian and Hacks<\/em><\/a> cast member Robby Hoffman to the program for a comedy bit.<\/p>\n At the end of the segment, Hoffman extended a hand to shake Behar’s, with the longtime cohost then appearing to lose her balance, eventually sticking her leg out as she began to slip.<\/p>\n Joy Behar moments after falling on ‘The View’ in 2022 Behar laughed while the audience applauded, and the show cut to a commercial break.<\/p>\n In March 2022, Behar famously slipped to the ground during The View<\/em>‘s opening moments, as the cohosts walked out to the Hot Topics table.<\/p>\n “25 years that has never happened! Who do I sue?” Behar joked after recovering from the spill at the time. “I went flying…. I just missed a step, as usual.”<\/p>\n Months later, the show returned for a new season<\/a> with slight alterations made to its set in the wake of Behar’s fall: new seats that didn’t swivel like the old ones did.<\/p>\n Get your daily dose of entertainment news, celebrity updates, and what to watch with our\u00a0<\/em><\/strong>EW Dispatch newsletter<\/em><\/strong><\/a>.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Behar has long waged war with inanimate objects on the set of The View<\/em> and beyond, with the cohost’s cell phone regularly interrupting live broadcasts \u2014 enough so that panelist Sunny Hostin once had to take the device backstage<\/a> to avoid further disruption.<\/p>\n A few days after the phone incident, Behar told a story about tangling with her apartment building’s elevator<\/a>.<\/p>\n Joy Behar falls on ‘The View’ in 2022 “I was alone. Every time I would press ‘Lobby,’ the thing would go to the lobby and the door wouldn’t open. I was like, ‘Let me out!'” Behar told the audience. “The only thing worse than that would’ve been if I was stuck in the elevator with Kellyanne Conway.”<\/p>\n Humans, too, have challenged Behar’s peace over the years, including an Italian woman who wouldn’t let her use the restroom on a European train \u2014 thus, Behar admitted to calling the woman “a bitch” as a result.<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>
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