Meghan McCain is reportedly not being considered for inclusion in the upcoming 30th anniversary reunion of the daytime talk show “The View.” According to multiple insiders familiar with the planning, the show’s current staff and leadership have expressed reluctance to invite McCain due to concerns about her conduct during her time as a co-host.

Sources describing McCain’s behavior characterized it as difficult both on and off camera. They cited incidents ranging from lashing out at production staff to using profane language in the studio. One individual recounted a moment when McCain allegedly directed an expletive at the executive producer in front of a live audience. Others mentioned instances of McCain raising her voice and asserting her status in confrontations with crew members.

Several insiders emphasized that the grievances were not limited to interactions with fellow co-hosts but extended to how McCain treated the behind-the-scenes staff. Recollections depicted a pattern of tension and conflict that contributed to a challenging working environment.

Following inquiries about her potential participation in the anniversary special, McCain addressed the situation on the social media platform X, stating she has “no desire or plans to ever return to the show.” Representatives for “The View” declined to comment on the reunion guest list or the reported tensions.

“The View” is preparing to celebrate three decades on air, with producers reportedly reaching out to former hosts to participate in commemorative programming. While some former panelists are expected to appear, McCain’s involvement appears unlikely amid the reported internal resistance.