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Joy Behar jokes that one day she will have sex with a woman
Joy Behar.
Santiago Felipe/Getty Images)Joy Behar leaves plenty of room for sexual exploration as she looks to the future.
The episode will be delivered on Thursday, June 27 The viewBehar, 81, was asked by comedian Sandra Bernhard, ‘Here’s a question. Have you ever done it with a lady?
Behar replied, “No, but one day I will,” to which Bernhard, 69, joked, “You better hurry, Joy.”
However, Behar – who is married to a husband Steve Janowitz since 2011 – doesn’t seem to be in a hurry.
“I’ll do it when I’m in my 90s,” she joked.
Several stars showed up to support and represent the LGBTQIA+ community at parades across the country. Sophia Bush celebrated her first pride event since coming out as queer in April. Bush, 41, shared photos of himself at a Pride Festival in West Hollywood wearing a black T-shirt that read “Go Gays.” “You are perfect. […]
Thursday’s roundtable was packed with sexual confessions The view‘s cohosts, including Sara Haineswho called Behar “a closeted lesbian with lipstick.”
Haines, 46, said she frequented the famous lesbian bar Cubbyhole in New York City in her younger years. “I never saw you there!” said Bernard.
“I went to Smith College. I played on a gay volleyball team,” Haines explained. “I’m gay-adjacent. Or non-adjacent.”
Haines is married to a man Max Shifrin since 2014.
Bernhard and comedian Judy Gold were guests The view to discuss their participation in the new Netflix documentary Excellent: A Comic Revolutionwhich explores the history of LGBTQIA+ stand-up comedy.
Gold, 61, recalled how she remained closeted on stage until she had her first child in 1996.
“I ended up in the straight clubs,” Gold said Thursday. “I have to say that I came out because of my child, but I think it was because of him that it became easier for me to come out. I think people were more comfortable hearing about gay parenting.”
Gold – who has been in a relationship with a partner Elysa Halpern since 2007 – is the mother of sons Henry, 27, and Ben, 23.
“We are the truth tellers,” Gold said of herself and her fellow comedians. “It wasn’t always easy to tell the truth because there was a lot of resistance. And I also believe that our young LGBTQ community needs to know their history. It’s very important.”
Bernhard agreed, saying, “It was handed over to them. It was not handed to us.”
Excellent: A Comic Revolution – which also includes performances Lily Tomlin, Rosie O’Donnell, Eddie Izzard, Wanda Sykes, Margaret Cho and more — available to stream now on Netflix.
