Whoopi Goldberg Walks Off Set in Dramatic ‘The View’ Moment During Fiery Miranda Lambert Debate
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Whoopi Goldberg has had plenty of The View’s Day of Hot Topics, leaving the table in the midst of a contentious debate to grab a selfie with a 91-year-old audience member during a panel discussion on Miranda Lambert reprimanding a group of concertgoers for taking photos at her Las Vegas residency show, cohost Sunny Hostin claimed she’s “going to snap as many selfies as I’d like if I paid $757 for tickets,” prompting Goldberg to clap back. “Do you know what?” It’s best to stay at home,” said the Oscar-winning Ghost actress. “If you’re planning to spend $750 on attending my concert, then give me the respect of viewing me while I do my thing, or don’t come.” After Hostin mentioned that she likes to save concert memories on her phone to view later, Goldberg stood up and exclaimed, “Turn on the television, girl.”
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Joy Behar inquired where the 67-year-old was heading as she walked towards the audience. “I’m leaving, y’all!” While making her way to the front row of seats in the studio audience, Goldberg declared. I would love to take a selfie with this lovely 91-year-old woman.” Let’s do that. “It’s just you and me,” Goldberg replied as he approached the woman. “Are you going to press that button?” We’ll be right there.” The View’s selfie segment may have been in good fun, but Lambert’s supporters appear to be divided about the residency issue. Some accused the country singer of being unpleasant to her fans, while others stated that the photo-taking attendees were rude to those around them who were trying to enjoy the event.
A Heated Discussion Over Miranda Lambert Results In Whoopi Goldberg Walking Off The Set Of The View
Whoopi Goldberg had the best take on selfie-gate. During a heated conversation about Miranda Lambert’s concert controversy, the Sister Act actress stood up from The View roundtable to snap her own selfie with a 91-year-old audience member. Whoopi and her co-hosts Joy Behar, Sara Haines, Sunny Hostin, and Alyssa Farah Gryphon were arguing about how Miranda addressed concertgoers who took photos during her July 15 residency show in Las Vegas. Sunny disagreed with the “Bluebird” singer, declaring, “[I’m] going to take numerous selfies as I would like if I paid $757 for tickets.” Whoopi, on the other hand, was not having it. “Do you know what?” “Stay at home,” said the Oscar winner. “If you’re paying $750 to come to my concert, then give me the courtesy of seeing me while I do my thing, otherwise don’t come.” The 54-year-old said she likes to take pictures during concerts so she can relive the memories later. Whoopi then stood up and said, “Turn on the television, girl.”
“I’m leaving y’all!” exclaimed Whoopi as she stepped to the front row of the studio audience. I’d like to take a picture of this wonderful 91-year-old woman. As a result, we’re going to take a selfie.” Whoopi immediately approached a member of the audience and said, “Just me and you.” Are you going to press that button? We’ll be right there.” The View proved this point, although Miranda’s admirers remain divided about the situation. Miranda informed the audience in a video that circulated on social media, “These girls are worried about their selfie and not listening to the song.” It’s irritating me a little.” “We’re here to hear some country music tonight,” the 39-year-old said, amid murmurs from the audience. I’m singing some damn country song.” Seven people were spotted leaving the theatre as the Grammy winner began performing “Tin Man,” with one guy shouting, “Let’s go, come on, you shouldn’t be doing that to fans.” One of the group’s members, Adela Calin, has spoken out about it. Miranda’s attitude, however, did not enrage all admirers. In fact, many people supported the country singer and Whoopi Goldberg.
