AWKWARD MOMENT: Joy Behar seeks co-hosts’ SUPPORT after accidentally REVEALING major show UPDATE

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The View’s Joy Behar made a blunder live on air (Image: ABC)

The View’s Joy Behar was left looking to her ABC co-hosts after she made a blunder live on air.

Speaking on the show, she inadvertently revealed that the daytime TV show which features Whoopi Goldberg, Sara Haines, Sunny Hostin, Alyssa Farah Griffin, and Ana Navarro, is going to be on hiatus over summer. The one-hour show which dissects current topics on ABC, has become a daytime TV staple with viewers keen to see the women’s opinions on everything from Donald Trump to the Oscars.

However Joy Behar revealed live on air that the show will be on a six-week break, giving the co-hosts a well deserved break from filming.

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After making the blunder, she turned to her co-hosts for reassurance (Image: ABC)

Speaking on the show today (Friday July 25) Joy revealed the news of the break prematurely, she turned to co-host Whoopi and said, “And before we go on hiatus, we only have one more show after this.”

She then turned to executive producer Brian Teta as she added, “I’m allowed to say that right?”

Alyssa then jokingly intervened with a subtle dig as she joked, “Too late now!”

Joy then addressed viewers with a stark message as she added, “[But] before we go, I wanted to tell people that the tide is turning. The tide is turning and things are changing.”

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Viewers of the ABC show have been left frustrated in the past when it’s gone on hiatus (Image: ABC)

The admission by Joy comes on the same show where the 82-year-old debated the Jeffrey Epstein files, this time discussing the president’s comments on his Deputy Attorney General, Todd Blanche, interviewing Epstein’s accomplice. The question of whether Trump was involved or aware of Epstein and his sex crimes was discussed again.

The president, who has always denied any wrongdoing relating to the Epstein case, has not been accused of any crimes by law enforcement and has never been identified as the subject of any investigation or indictment.

The View continues on ABC and is available to watch on YouTube.