Tamron Hall Reveals Why She’s “Happy” Sunny Hostin And Joy Behar Weren’t On ‘The View’ For Her Interview

Tamron Hall was “happy” that Sunny Hostin and Joy Behar had been lacking from her interview on The View this morning.

When the speak present host sat down on the Scorching Subjects desk to advertise her new kids’s guide Harlem Honey: The Adventures of a Curious Kid, two of the present’s mainstays had been noticeably lacking — regardless of being current for the primary a part of the episode. With Behar and Hostin absent, Corridor solely chatted with co-hosts Alyssa Farah Griffin, Whoopi Goldberg, and Sara Haines.

As Corridor talked about her new guide, she revealed how she actually felt in regards to the two co-hosts ducking out earlier than her interview.

“I was a little nervous when I came out on the show, which is why I’m happy Sunny and Joy aren’t here because I get really nervous by the numbers,” she stated. “This is intimate here.”

Corridor stated she was a “shy kid,” telling the panel, “My mother put me in a lot of activities to ease that shyness out. My friends call me a social loner.”

The published journalist last appeared on The Viewin March 2024, the place she candidly opened up about her sister’s homicide — and the way it impressed a personality in her fiction novel Watch Where They Hide. That point, each Hostin and Behar had been current.

“[When] my sister’s murder happened, I felt so helpless,” she stated on the time. “I remember being on the phone with the detective and he said, ‘We know who did it but we can’t convict.’ Not enough evidence.”

Corridor’s guide follows a girl named Shelly who reaches out to crime reporter Jordan Manning to seek out her lacking sister. In accordance with Corridor, she realized after she wrote the guide that Shelly reminded her of her sister, who was reportedly discovered lifeless face-down in her pool.

“When I was writing Shelly, in the book you’ll see, she travels a great distance and she ambushes Jordan begging for her help,” Corridor stated. “So that’s to resolve some of the helplessness that I felt.”

The View airs on weekdays at 11/10c on ABC.