Ana Navarro is now an official co-host for “The View” after serving as a guest co-host for the entire year after Meghan McCain departed in August 2021.
When “The View” returns on Sept. 6 for its 26th season, they’ll do so Navarro as a staple to the show. During an interview on the program’s social media platforms, she discussed how the show pushes her outside her political comfort zone.
“Left to my own vices, I would only speak about politics but I get pushed outside of my comfort zone and talk about pop culture and things that are relatable,” Navarro said.
“The thing about The View is that you have to open up about your real life and because viewers want to hear how it relates to them, how it relates to you.”
Navarro, who has been on CNN as a contributor, stated that what makes viewers of “The View” distinct from other show’s she’s appeared on is that the audience “wants to know you, and they’re loyal viewers who’ve been watching year after year, show after show.”
“One thing about “The View” is you gotta be consistent because these viewers remember the stuff you said three years ago on Wednesday on that show when Kim Kardashian was on,” Navarro added.
“Viewers of “The View” know when you’re up, when you’re down, they know when you’re sad, they know when you cut your hair, they know when you’ve colored your hair, they know when you’ve gained weight, they know when you’ve loves weight, they know when you’re in a good mood, they know when you’ve in a bad mood. So you’ve got to just come here and be yourself, be authentic…”
Along with Navarro, former Trump aide Alyssa Farah Griffin will be another permanent face on the show.
Eduardo Razo is the Assistant Content Editor for BNM, which includes writing daily news stories on the news media industry. He can be found on Twitter @eddierazo_ or you can reach him by email at eddie1991razo@gmail.com.
