Whoopi Goldberg called herself "a working person" on "The View" and not everyone's happy with the co-hosts comparison to working class Americans.

"I work for a living. If I had all the money in the world, I would not be here," Goldberg said.

Whoopi Goldberg kept it 100 on whether or not she’d still be at The Viewif she had unlimited wealth. On Tuesday’s episode, during the show’s Hot Topics segment, the women di

A breakdown of "The View" co-host's salaries reported on by OK! Magazine in 2022 ranks Goldberg at the top, pulling in $8 million a year, with Joy Behar banking $7 million, Sunny Hostin banking $1.6 million and Alyssa Farah Griffin estimated at $250k.

Whoopi Goldberg shared why at 69 she has no intention of leaving The View anytime soon. Here’s what the Sister Act alum said.

One day before her 69th birthday, the Ghost actress and View cohost said on Tuesday's live show that she identified with the struggles of the working class and that, if she were the richest person alive, she wouldn't show up to moderate the long-running ABC talk show anymore.

Amid the aftermath of the 2024 presidential election, The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg has some words — though her comments were not received well by some viewers. On The View's Tuesday, November 12 episode,

Whoopi Goldberg, 69, shared during her birthday episode of “The View” Wednesday that she enjoys experiencing a specific type of oral pleasure. While standing in front of a giant wheel of cheese with her face engraved on it,

The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg said she is part of the working class on Tuesday, adding that she would not be co-hosting the talk show if she could financially afford not to. Goldberg and her fellow co-hosts discussed a recent social media post from Rep.