In a dramatic twist that’s lighting up social media, Joy Behar, the longtime co-host of The View, has reportedly announced her plans to leave the United States—citing none other than tech mogul Elon Musk as the reason. “I don’t want to live under the same sky with him,” Behar allegedly said, sparking a whirlwind of reactions online.
Known for her sharp political opinions and unfiltered commentary, Behar has never been one to back down from a verbal sparring match. But this time, her comments have escalated beyond studio debates. According to sources, she’s eyeing a move to Canada, describing it as a “necessary escape from the chaos and the cult of billionaire worship.”
Naturally, Elon Musk wasn’t going to let that slide. In classic Musk fashion, he fired back on X (formerly Twitter) with a biting remark: “She’ll love the winters there. Less hot air.” The tweet instantly went viral, with fans and critics chiming in from all sides.
The feud isn’t just personal—it reflects the growing cultural divide in America. Behar represents the voice of traditional liberal media, while Musk has become an unpredictable force challenging both tech and political norms. Their clash highlights a larger tension between the old guard of celebrity influence and the new wave of billionaire disruptors who now shape public discourse in real time.
Whether Behar truly relocates or not, the message is clear: this is no longer just about TV ratings or tweets. It’s about identity, influence, and who gets to define the future of public conversation.
