Joy Behar makes a bizarre take on SNL's 'sexy women' debate, claims the 'level of models' like Gisele Bündchen 'isn't funny'

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by Erin Keller

Hot or Not: Joy Behar Edition.

The comedian and co-host of “The View” offered her candid opinion on what women think A viral TikTok claims that “hot women” are never hired on “Saturday Night Live.”

“First of all, it's a comedy show, not a beauty pageant,” Behar, 81, said Thursday. “Men have no right to flirt with women who are trying to laugh.”

But the fiery redhead also stressed that female comedians don't have to be intimidatingly beautiful either, because the audience will be “too busy looking at your breasts and working out something that's going on in their heads, especially men.”

Her criticism wasn't limited to the women of “SNL,” either, adding that the late legendary cast members John Belushi and Chris Farley “were not my ideal companions.”

“So guys aren't that hot [either] “In a sexy sense,” she said jokingly. “I think that's what they do [the TikTok] I mean, because women are obviously attractive.

two weeks ago, Bündchen appeared on “The View” To promote her new cookbook titled “Nutrition.”

Thursday's panel discussion follows a woman passing by the ignorant Tik Tokshared a now-infamous hot take that 'SNL' has never hired a 'sexy' female cast member in its nearly 50 years.

“I'm not saying every woman who's been on the SNL cast is ugly,” she said. “It's just that none of them were hot at all.”

Jahelis noted that current cast member Heidi Gardner often portrays the “very hot, very stupid” girl in sketches even though she is “not pretty.” She also referred to her alumni Maya Rudolph as “really pretty” and Kristen Wiig as “very conventionally attractive,” but said neither of them are necessarily sexy.

The Post reached out to “SNL” representatives on Wednesday and has not yet received a response.

But current cast members Sarah Sherman and newcomer Chloe Trost have hit back at the claims.

“Just found out I'm not sexy,” Sherman tweeted. “Please give me and my family the space to grieve privately and privately at this time.”

Troast stitched up Jahelis' TikTok with a goofy rendition of Christina Aguilera's “Beautiful.”