Joy Behar returns to 'The View' after dislocating her shoulder
Syracuse.com • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Joy Behar returned to "The View" nearly four weeks after dislocating her shoulder in early October, walking in with co-host Sara Haines supporting her arm.
- Behar described her injury as severe, saying the fall was "worse than childbirth," and expressed gratitude to the audience for their support upon her return.
- Initially expected to return mid-October, Behar's comeback was delayed, with co-hosts providing updates on her recovery during her absence.
- Behar had previously discussed health and mobility issues on air in July, mentioning dizziness and undergoing acupuncture treatment.
- She has been a longtime co-host on "The View" since its 1997 debut, with a two-year hiatus from 2013 to 2015.
