THE View’s Sara Haines has another major on-air blunder when she blurted out a curse word for the second time this week.
The incident occurred during Tuesday morning’s broadcast while the panel sat down with Oz “Oz the Mentalist” Pearlman.
Sara, 48, was joined by her co-hosts Joy Behar, Ana Navarro, Sunny Hostin, and Alyssa Farah Griffin for the episode, where they discussed the magician’s new memoir, Read Your Mind: Proven Habits for Success, released on October 28.
Oz explained his methods of “reading people” and learning how they think and demonstrated several mind-blowing examples with the hosts.
At one point, the author conducted an exercise with Sara and Ana in which he instructed the former to write down a fake PIN while he guessed the latter’s birthdate for a man she was thinking of.
The ladies were shook when he shared the matching number “1225,” which prompted Sara to repeatedly say “I’m done” while holding up her hand.
Oz then yelled out Sara’s real bank account PIN, again guessing the correct digits, prompting her to respond, “What the f**k?”
The TV personality’s comment was bleeped out, and she immediately covered her mouth in shock by her NSFW reaction.
Sara then scolded the mentalist for revealing her personal information on national television.
However, it wasn’t the first time that Sara accidentally cursed on the show; in fact, it wasn’t even the only time this week.
The mom of three also slipped and dropped an f-bomb during a pre-taped Saturday episode.
It happened while the group – minus their usual moderator, Whoopi Goldberg – was discussing singer Lily Allen‘s newly released album, where she sings about her cheating ex, Stranger Things star David Harbour, and his mistress.
Joy tried to defend Lily’s lyrics in her track, “Tennis,” claiming that she didn’t insinuate that the actor had been intimate with someone else and was simply singing about an innocent game of tennis.
However, Sara jumped in with enthusiasm to correct her co-host, saying, “No, he’s also f*****g her!” which was swiftly bleeped out.
Sara again realized her mistake right away and covered her mouth, but the damage was already done as the crowd erupted in cheers and applause.
The camera also panned to The View‘s executive producer, Brian Teta, who was behind the monitor, smiling with his hands in the air.
Sara started co-hosting the talk show in 2016 for its 20th season.
She returned in 2020 and has remained a series regular since.
Sara previously worked on NBC’s Today show as a production coordinator and a fourth-hour contributing correspondent.
