The Weekend View – June 27, 2026

This special summer wedding-themed episode of The Weekend View features discussions on the most buzzed-about celebrity nuptials and practical wedding advice:

Celebrity Wedding Coverage:

• Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce (2:24): The panel discusses the intense speculation surrounding the couple's upcoming wedding, debating whether they will opt for the security of Madison Square Garden or the personal significance of Taylor’s Holiday House in Rhode Island.
• Tom Holland & Zendaya (11:55): The hosts celebrate the couple's low-key, private approach to their marriage, noting how they successfully maintain boundaries against public scrutiny.
• Dua Lipa & Callum Turner (14:26): The discussion covers their fairy-tale romance, including their two-part wedding ceremony and the charming story of how they first connected over a shared book.

Wedding Planning Insights & Advice:

• Budget & Dynamics (6:50): The hosts touch on research regarding wedding budgets and divorce rates, emphasizing that the marriage itself is more important than the cost of the event.
• General Advice (8:56): The panel shares personal tips, such as taking a moment to pause and observe the guests during the ceremony, pacing oneself with drinks, and prioritizing time with one's partner.
• Family Dilemmas (19:26): The segment addresses a common question about whether a bride should allow an untalented relative to sing during the ceremony, with the panel offering perspectives on balancing family feelings with the desire for a professional atmosphere.

Sheryl Underwood Gets Candid On Kevin Hart Roast & What She Wanted To Prove

In this candid conversation, Sheryl Underwood sits down with executive producer Brian Teta to reflect on her career, her life, and her recent experiences in comedy and media.

Key highlights from the discussion include:

• Returning to 'The View': Underwood shares how being a guest host has positively impacted her life and career, noting the unique, family-like atmosphere of the show compared to her previous work on The Talk (0:14 - 1:56).
• The Kevin Hart Roast: Underwood provides a deep dive into her experience at the Netflix roast of Kevin Hart. She addresses the controversial jokes made about her late husband, explains her decision to participate despite the nature of the event, and highlights her desire to demonstrate that she has "thicker skin." She also shares her perspective on comedy villains and the nature of free speech in entertainment (8:21 - 14:55).
• Career and Financial Realities: She discusses the challenges of the entertainment industry, including the financial pressure she faced after The Talk was cancelled, and how her recent comedy projects—like her "I Need a Job" tour and Netflix special—have helped her pivot and move forward (15:06 - 17:02).
• Political Perspectives: As a self-identified Republican, Underwood weighs in on the Los Angeles mayoral race, her lack of support for Spencer Pratt’s candidacy, and her thoughts on the integrity of the electoral process in California (18:27 - 22:33).
• Personal Reflection: Underwood expresses her gratitude for her career and remains open to reconciling with former colleagues, specifically mentioning the Osbourne family (5:36 - 7:05).

JABOUKIE YOUNG-WHITE IS AN ICONIC GUEST | ZIWE INTERVIEW

This video features Ziwe interviewing comedian, writer, and musician Jaboukie Young-White. The conversation is highly irreverent, comedic, and touches on a variety of topics, including identity, internet culture, and personal experiences.

Key highlights and segments from the interview include:

• Introduction and Identity (1:01 - 1:31): Jaboukie introduces himself, discussing his racial background and pronouns.
• Internet Habits and 'Gooning' (1:39 - 2:37): The two discuss his online shopping habits, web browsing, and jokingly address the term "gooner."
• Improv and Career (2:48 - 3:17): Jaboukie reflects on his time doing improv in college, noting that he preferred stand-up because he struggled with collaboration.
• Aging and Aesthetics (3:57 - 4:14): They discuss Botox, "looks-maxing," and the aging process of an entertainer.
• Coming Out and Advice (5:24 - 6:46): Jaboukie discusses his experience coming out on The Tonight Show and offers advice to young LGBTQ+ individuals on navigating their 30s.
• Short Kings and Dunkin' Donuts (10:56 - 13:40): Jaboukie shares his frustration over the commodification of the term "short king" by brands like Dunkin' Donuts.
• Neurodivergence (13:40 - 14:10): A brief discussion on his ADHD and general perspectives on neurodivergence.
• Game: Affirming Short Kings (14:13 - 15:49): A playful segment where Ziwe lists figures and Jaboukie attempts to "affirm" them, often spiraling into humorous critiques.
• Oppression Check-in and Sephora (17:46 - 18:34): A segment where they check on their "oppression levels," leading to an anecdote about a confusing experience at Sephora.
• Italianity and Culture (19:02 - 20:30): Jaboukie humorously discusses his "Italian" identity and cultural contributions.
• Bisexual Stereotypes (21:03 - 22:30): A candid discussion about dating and sex, specifically regarding stereotypes surrounding bisexuals and gay men.
• Ugly or Evil (23:19 - 25:21): Ziwe asks Jaboukie to categorize various gay comedians as either "ugly" or "evil."
• Draft Dodging (26:59 - 27:58): A comedic roleplay where Jaboukie attempts to "dodge the draft" by talking to a "Sergeant."

The interview ends with Jaboukie offering his final thoughts, encouraging people to "love each other" (28:27

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