Whoopi Goldberg Had To Announce Why A Member Of The View Walked Off The Show During A Commercial Break

A co-host on The View left the show during a commercial break after an exchange with Whoopi Goldberg.

In the following, we’re going to take a closer look at another instance that saw Candace Cameron Bure walk out of The View during a commercial break. The former View host admitted her time on the show wasn’t easy, and filled with tough moments behind the scenes. We’ll take a closer look at her time on the show, and what would lead to her walking off during a break following an exchange with Whoopi Goldberg.

Candace Cameron Bure And Whoopi Goldberg Got Into A Heated Debate, But Candace Was Gone When The Show Returned For Its Break

At the time of the discussion back in 2016, Jada Pinkett Smith boycotting the Oscars due to lack of diversity made the headlines. Whoopi Golberg in particular was very heated about the subject, not agreeing with Smith’s decision. She said on The View, “Boycotting doesn’t work, and it’s also a slap in the face to Chris Rock,” said the four-time Oscars host.

Cameron tried to get a word in during the discussion, but it was almost impossible given that Goldberg was so heated about the topic. Cameron can be seen sarcastically conversing with Joy Behar after she gets ignored. This prompts Goldberg to say, “Well you know what, I talk about God, you gotta talk about these damn movies,” Goldberg told Cameron-Bure. “I get it,” she responded.

After the show comes back from a commercial break, fans notice Candace Cameron Bure is no longer there. Some felt as though it was because of the moment alongside Goldberg. However, that was not the case. Bure left due to an illness.

Golberg said when the show returned from break, “We got Candace some orange juice. I’d asked her if she needed something to drink because … she went pale white. So we got her something to drink, and her color’s coming back.”

“She didn’t want you to think she just walked off and wasn’t having it, she just really wasn’t feeling well.”

Following the episode, Bure would also take to Twitter, letting fans know what had taken place. “I left the show today b/c I didn’t feel well, not because of the discussion. Saw the doctor- low blood sugar & tested positive for flub.”

At the very least, Bure gave fans clarity as to what had taken place. However, it wasn’t the only time a commercial break was needed on the show and, in truth, Bure herself admitted adapting to the show took some time.

Candace Cameron Bure Admitted She Cried A Lot On The View Backstage

People discussed Candace Cameron-Bure walking off The View, and they also touched on how the star felt about debating with her co-hosts on the program. As expected, Bure revealed it was quite the task at times, though she was advised not to take anything personally.

Bure tells People, “Things can get really heated on the show, and we can disagree about things on a fundamental level.” “I get asked a lot, ‘How can you sit next to someone who you disagree with so much? How do you stand it?’ ” Cameron-Bure said.

She continues, “But the veterans Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg do a great job of making sure we all know that nothing is to be taken personally. We can be having a loud discussion on air but the minute the cameras are off, we’re all friendly. … I think it’s really important for society to see that we can have healthy, meaningful debates and treat each other with respect and kindness.”

Bure would go on to reveal that the show was very stressful, and she cried every day hosting The View, given the pressures that came with such a role.

Whoopi Goldberg Was Also Advised By A Show’s Producer To Cut To A Commercial After Her Argument Got Too Heated

The View isn’t short on drama, and that held true after a producer yelled at Goldberg to cut to commercial as she argued with the co-hosts. The topic of conversation was around whether it was okay to yell at your children. Goldberg had a stern stance on the matter.

“I’m sorry, you have to yell at your kids from time to time. Sometimes they just don’t get it. So you have to get a little bit louder. That’s not to say you say, ‘You dumb ugly punk.’ That’s not what we’re doing. We’re saying, ‘If you take one more step in this house…’”

Co-hosts Sunny Hostin and Joy Behar disagreed with Goldberg’s opinion, and it caused a debate between the two sides. Ultimately, executive producer Brian Teta steps in and tells Whoopi to take a commercial break. “Do it now! Go to commercial!” he was caught saying.

Golberg didn’t hear the producer, and would take the commercial on his second request…