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Meghan McCain Plays Nice with Co-Hosts Sunny Hostin and Joy Behar, Sending Fans Gushing

Posted byBy Tanasia Kenney | Published on: | Updated on July 19, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

“The View“ co-host Meghan McCain sent fans into a tizzy Tuesday when she posted a playful group photo featuring co-hosts Sunny Hostin and Joy Behar.

“I love bad bitches, that’s my f—–g problem,” McCain captioned the Instagram photo showing herself, Hostin and Behar enjoying cocktails inside a restaurant. The photo has already received over 14,000 likes.

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Fans seemed shocked to see the trio hanging out and chumming it up together, considering their contentious dynamics on air. McCain, a conservative and former Fox News contributor, has been known to regularly bump heads with her more liberal-minded co-hosts. Her vocal support for President Donald Trump has also caused tension with fellow hosts on the day-time talk show.

Fans were happy the three were able to put their differences aside, however, and gushed over photos of them having a good time.

One user applauded the women for their “healthy” on-air debates.

” … I love that you guys have healthy debates and can disagree while still being good colleagues and friends,” he/she said. “We need to see more of that. It helps to change the current toxic narrative of being a strong-willed woman in journalism and politics. Go, Meghan!”

Other fans weighed on the photo including Hostin who added a playful and simple “Yaaaaaas!!!” to the comments.

“[I] love that women can have difference of opinion but can respect that and keep it moving,” wrote one Instagram user.

“You guys are all so great! Even though I don’t agree with the Megs, I appreciate your game,” wrote another.

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