A Revealing Confession from the Conservative Cohost

Alyssa Farah Griffin, the conservative voice on 'The View,' opened up about her struggles during a recent episode, admitting that she has cried backstage on multiple occasions due to the intense political climate on the show.

In a candid conversation about work environments and emotional well-being, legal expert Sunny Hostin shared her perspective on avoiding tears at work. Griffin chimed in with a surprising admission: "I cry at work, but I hide it from my bosses!" This revelation prompted shock from her fellow cohosts.

Navigating a Sea of Opinions

Griffin, 36, explained that as the sole voice of dissent at a table of five, it can be a daunting challenge. "It’s not easy being the only one with a different opinion, and occasionally, it leads to tears," she stated.

Amusingly referencing a classic Simpsons meme, Griffin noted, "This is where I come to cry—literally every corner of this building!" Despite the emotional toll, she assured viewers, "This is a great job, and my boss Brian gives the best hugs after a tough day!"

Supportive Yet Sobering Words from Whoopi Goldberg

Moderator Whoopi Goldberg reacted with concern, emphasizing that no one should feel pressured to cry at work. "Let us support you; nobody should be crying at this job. Nobody!" she urged, showcasing her commitment to fostering a positive environment.

The Tension is Real: Clashing Opinions on Air

Since joining 'The View' full-time in 2022, Griffin has found herself at the center of heated exchanges, especially with her cohost Ana Navarro. Their on-screen banter has included moments of eye-rolling and sharp rebuttals, particularly during discussions about workplace toxicity.

In one heated segment, Griffin bluntly told Navarro, "I can't really get a word in without you attacking me. It’s not the supportive atmosphere I expected!" Navarro fired back, joking, "Oh, I haven’t attacked you yet!" making their dynamic even more interesting to watch.

Facing Off with Sunny Hostin

Griffin’s clashes aren’t limited to Navarro. Earlier this year, she had a fiery debate with Sunny Hostin that led to an emotional outburst. After feeling stifled, she exclaimed, "Are you going to give me a chance to answer? This is absurd! Let a woman speak!" This fiery exchange was a testament to the show's passionate discussions.

Tuning In to the Drama on 'The View'!

Despite its occasional drama, 'The View' remains a must-watch talk show, airing weekdays at 11 a.m. ET/10 a.m. PT on ABC. With personalities like Griffin navigating the waters of opinion and emotion, it’s bound to keep viewers on the edge of their seats!