Whoopi Goldberg used her birthday celebration on "The View" to levy accusations against a family-owned bakery, claiming they initially refused her service over her political views.

Goldberg commented on the show, "Now, I should tell you, Charlotte Russe has no political leanings, and the place that made these refused to make them for me."

A New York City bakery has responded to claims made by actor and The View host Whoopi Goldberg that her order was refused because of her political views. Goldberg, who has been a co-host on The View since 2007, is an outspoken critic of Donald Trump and refused to say his name after he won the recent presidential election.

On the Wednesday, November 13 episode, the co-host claimed that a Staten Island bakery refused to make her the Charlotte Russe desserts because of her left-leaning political beliefs. Goldberg shared the bold allegation after explaining that the desserts, which she wanted to bring in for everyone at The View, were a tribute to her mother.

On her birthday episode of The View, Whoopi Goldberg celebrated with her co-hosts and some classic Charlotte Russe desserts, a nostalgic New York treat that

Holtermann’s Bakery admitted to initially refusing Whoopi Goldberg’s order, but said it was in no way motivated by her political views.

In a recent episode of "The View," celebrated actress and talk show host Whoopi Goldberg shared a perplexing incident that

Whoopi Goldberg called herself "a working person" on "The View" and not everyone's happy with the co-hosts comparison to working class Americans.

Whoopi Goldberg is drawing criticism online for referring to herself as a "working person" on a recent episode of "The View." On Tuesday's episode of the show, Goldberg and her cohosts discussed the results of the US presidential election.

Amid the aftermath of the 2024 presidential election, The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg has some words — though her comments were not received well by some viewers. On The View's Tuesday, November 12 episode,