Sara Haines questioned her friendship with Alyssa Farah Griffin for one hilarious reason: spelling.
In a video shared by The View's Instagram account on Thursday, July 25, Haines, 46, jokingly confronted Farah Griffin, 35, after she misspelled her name in a work .
"I got an today from one of my co-hosts. It actually went out to the entire staff. Her name's Alyssa," says Haines while speaking directly to a camera. The television personality then explains that Farah Griffin sent out the addressing her as "Sarah."
"I thought, who's that?" she says. "But does she know how to spell my name? Let's go check."
After Haines finds Farah Griffin backstage, she asks her to spell her name, to which she answers correctly.
Haines, however, jokingly demands to know why she originally misspelled her name, asking, "What was that H doing in your this morning?"
Farah Griffin bursts out in laughter, telling Haines, "I'm so sorry!"
The two then bond over the fact that H is the first letter of other words like Haines' middle name, Hilary.
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Farah Griffin was named as a co-host of The Viewin August 2022 alongsideAna Navarro.The two joined Haines, as well as fellow co-hosts Whoopi G -
oldberg, Joy Behar and Sunny Hostin.
During the on-air announcement, Farah Griffin was overjoyed with emotion, telling the panel, "I was trying to come up with the word that described how I feel about this and honored is all that comes to mind."
"This show set out as you all know,Barbara Waltershad this vision for bringing women from totally different backgrounds, lived experiences, careers, to talk about the tough issues that frankly our elected officials aren't often tackling," she continued. "And we do that every day. And we're having important conversations."
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Farrah Griffin previously revealed to PEOPLE that she also turned to former co-hostElisabeth Hasselbeckfor some guidance before her big debut.
"She said, 'Own your chair. You are not there just representing yourself, but also conservatives or right-of-center people, many in the middle of the country, who often feel like their voices aren't heard. So stand firm in your convictions, but be gracious in your delivery,'" she said. "And that is what I'm trying to do."
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