US EditionAlyssa Farah Griffin’s Confession That She’s Cried Several Times at ‘The View’ Shocks Cohosts
GEORGIA, UNITED STATES, JUL 9 – Alyssa Farah Griffin says she has cried at least six times on The View due to feeling isolated as the sole conservative voice, highlighting the job's emotional challenges.
- On July 9, 2025, Alyssa Farah Griffin, co-host of The View since 2022, revealed she has cried multiple times while working on the show.
- Griffin explained that the job is very hard because she often has the only conservative opinion at a table of five people.
- She revealed that she conceals her tears so her supervisors remain unaware and mentioned that executive producer Brian Teta always offers comforting embraces when she becomes upset.
- Sunny Hostin stated she has never felt the luxury to cry at work, while Whoopi Goldberg emphasized nobody should be made to cry on the job.
- This disclosure highlights the emotional challenges faced by The View’s panelists, indicating a demanding workplace despite moments of support.
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During the Hot Topics segment on Wednesday's episode, Alyssa Farah Griffin got candid about her experience on the daytime talk show as the only conservative commentator on the panel, admitting that she has "cried at this job" many times over the years.
'The View' co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin reveals she's cried multiple times from stress as lone conservative
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