“Sunny has a phallus in her dress”: The View’s Joy Behar Humiliates Co-Host Sunny Hostin’s Wardrobe, Compares it to a Penile Medical Condition
One of the co-hosts of the morning chat show, The View, is once again pointed out for her rude behavior. Joy Behar and the rest of The View’s hosts were joined by the 70-year-old actor Liam Neeson. He allegedly felt uncomfortable after Behar started sharing her long-time fascination with the Taken actor. And after him, the American comedian targeted her co-host, Sunny Hostin, as she took a dig at her clothes on live television.
Joy Behar Mocks Sunny Hostin’s Appearance on The View
During one of this week’s episodes of The View, Joy Behar noticed something odd in her co-host, Sunny Hostin’s dress. And she did not hesitate once to point it out on live television. The 80-year-old comedian opted for a fuchsia blazer over a deep pink blouse. After Whoopi Goldberg commented on her dress and her look, Behar made Hostin her target.
Sara Haines, one of the panel, praised Hostin’s dress saying, “Don’t forget Sunny’s dress, it’s beautiful.” The former CNN legal analyst wore a black bodycon dress with a “flower” print on it. However, to the TV host, it seemed something else. “Sunny has a phallus on her dress,” she said and her comment made everyone laugh. After which, Sunny Hostin stood up to explain that it was just a flower on her dress.
Joy Behar’s Controversial Jokes
After saying that Hostin has a “phallus” on her dress, Behar went on to make an NSFW joke about her dress. Referring to a penile medical condition, she said, “It’s a piece of corn with Peyronie’s disease.” This is not the first time the comedian has made such jokes. Earlier, she joked about getting rid of her co-hosts after former co-host Sherri Shepherd joined The View.
Prior to that, she was called out for her homophobic jokes after Carl Nassib became the first active NFL player to come out as gay. However, she attempted at apologizing for her comments, saying that she just wants it to be normalized so that people can be what they want without making a big deal out of it.
Source: The View
