Alyssa Farah Griffin Reveals Backstage Breakdowns on View

Alyssa Farah Griffin, the sole conservative co-host on 'The View,' revealed she has cried backstage multiple times due to the stress and anxiety of being the lone dissenting voice. Griffin, who formerly worked in the Trump administration and now opposes the former president, discussed the emotional toll her role takes during a segment on workplace stress. She admitted to hiding her tears, surprising co-hosts such as Sunny Hostin and Whoopi Goldberg, and noted the importance of support from producers like Brian Teta. Griffin described her job as 'great' despite the challenges, while Joy Behar and Sara Haines also shared their own experiences with workplace emotions. Goldberg emphasized that no one should be made to cry at work. The conversation underscored the pressures of high-profile media roles and broader workplace mental health issues.