'The View''s Ana Navarro jumps off boat, swims to stranger's vessel for more alcohol after running out of wine
The View is on hiatus, but Ana Navarro is turning up the heat on a Grecian vacation.
Navarro revealed she jumped off a boat to fetch wine from strangers after her friends drank all of hers.
"I learned I can swim while holding a bottle in one hand," Navarro said.The only thing better than The View on the air is The View Gone Wild: Vacation Edition that occurs every August, when the cohosts let loose in various locales around the world while on hiatus from the talk show.
This year, Republican panelist and chaotic vacation queen Ana Navarro's globe-trotting escapades have taken her to Greece, where she has become one with the sea — not only the cool, refreshing waters of the Mediterranean, but also the ocean of alcohol she said her friends consumed alongside her on their boat.
"I invited friends on the boat. They drank all the white wine," Navarro lamented in the caption of an Instagram post that included visual proof of her Grecian adventures.
The 53-year-old elaborated on the affair, telling her followers that she "had to swim to a neighboring boat, and barter for a bottle — in Greek," no less.
"I learned I can swim while holding a bottle in one hand," Navarro added. "I feel like this is a quite practical hidden talent. Who knew!"
Earlier, Navarro celebrated being on a break from the show, as she had time to see family and friends on the gorgeous waters.
"Any day spent on the water sailing, swimming, dancing, just taking it all in — is a good time," she wrote in the post. "Rhodes is fantastic. Full of history, architecture and beautiful hidden coves and beaches."
Navarro's vacation joy came one day after she criticized former Superman actor Dean Cain's comments advocating for ICE recruitment. The TV personality wrote on her Instagram Story that Cain "should have joined a gym" instead of voicing his intention to join the government agency.
Though they're not on the air again until September, Navarro and her fellow View cohosts have come under fire from the United States government anyway.
In an exclusive statement to Entertainment Weekly, a White House spokesperson responded to former View panelist Rosie O'Donell's speculation that the talk show would be canceled over growing political pressure by taking aim at current cohost Joy Behar.
"Rosie O'Donnell and 'Joyless' Behar are irrelevant losers with too much time on their hands, whining about a failing talk show while everyday Americans are working hard," White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers told EW in a statement, going on to speak about O'Donnell's move to Ireland to evade Trump's second term in office. "Our country is better off with Rosie living abroad — and we can all hope 'Joyless' Behar will join her next!"
The View (alongside its companion Behind the Table podcast) returns in September for season 29, with episodes airing at 11 a.m. ET/10 a.m. PT on ABC. See Navarro's vacation posts above.
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