Whoopi Goldberg unraveled once again on Monday’s episode of her ABC talk show The View. Indeed, she’s done many strange things on this show, but this one might just take the cake.
Things Get Weird On The View
Goldberg, 70, appears to have Timothée Chalamet’s new ping-pong movie Marty Supreme on the brain. She indicated this when she repeatedly brought up ping-pong balls during a truly bizarre segment on The View.
It all started when Goldberg and her co-hosts were discussing what she described as “some more crazy information” about special visas “designed for only people with extraordinary abilities or achievements.”
According to Goldberg, it’s been reported that influencers and OnlyFans models are dominating requests for the visas.” She proceeded to show her level of maturity, or lack thereof, by mocking this for the rest of the segment.
“So, if you can take a ping-pong ball and… well… never mind,” Goldberg said.
Goldberg’s co-hosts attempted to get the segment back on-track and have a serious discussion about it. Co-host Sara Haines, 48, was confused as to why OnlyFans models and influencers would need a visa for the United States. Her confusion stems from the fact that “those are remote jobs” and “you don’t need a visa” because “you can do that from the privacy of your own home.”
Co-host Sunny Hostin, 57, chimed in to claim that in the past, these visas have been “reserved” for people who display exemplary talents in academics and athletics.
“I’ve never seen an OnlyFans account,” Hostin claimed. “I know some people have stuff just on their feet, videos of their feet and stuff.”
That’s when Goldberg chimed back in to bizarrely bring the conversation back to the ping-pong ball.
Goldberg Simulates Vulgar Act
“That’s not what I’m talking about,” Goldberg clarified. The studio audience gasped in response as they appeared to finally catch on to the vulgar nature of what Goldberg was eluding to.
Unfortunately, Goldberg didn’t stop there. As the segment came to an end, Goldberg decided to demonstrate the very specific ping-pong-based talent that she was talking about.
“This could create a new job,” she told viewers. From there, Goldberg exclaimed “Pew!” as she simulated pushing out a ping-pong ball from under the table.
“I’m going to continue to be unserious about it. I’m going to start practicing to put that… shoot that ping-pong ball, put that candle out!” she concluded. “We’ll be right back.”
Yes, Goldberg really did all of that on live television. If you don’t want to take our word for it, check out the grotesque segment in the video below.
Goldberg On Thin Ice At ABC?
This comes amidst claims that Goldberg has allegedly been on thin ice at ABC as of late. Back in October, an insider claimed that ABC executives are so fed up with Goldberg’s nonsense that they are “looking hard at a refresh — maybe even a total overhaul” of The View’s panel.
“Executives are tired of cleaning up her messes,” the insider alleged. “Patience is running out.”
Goldberg’s simulation of a vulgar act involving a ping-pong ball will likely do nothing to endear her to ABC executives. Indeed, we can’t imagine that this is the kind of thing that ABC has in mind for their daytime morning lineup.
Only time will tell how much longer Goldberg is able to stick around on The View. For now, we can only hope that Goldberg keeps these vulgar acts to herself moving forward!