The View’s Joy Behar resurfaces with rarely-seen daughter Eve and grandson for special occasion amid talk show hiatus

THE View's Joy Behar has resurfaced after her recent absence from social media in a new photo with her daughter Eve and her grandson Luca.

Joy was seen spending time with Eve and Luca in a new photo posted to Eve's Eve Behar Ceramics art Instagram.

In the photo, Joy stood over her grandson Luca with Eve in the middle of the photo.

The snap was taken as part of a showing of Eve's work at Julie Keys Gallery in Sag Harbor, New York.

Joy shone brightly in an emerald dress as she knelt to be nearer her family.

Eve's photo caption read: "Scenes from an art opening. Thank you to #juliekeyes #juliekeyesgallery for a wonder opportunity to show my new work. The show is up and running so if in #sagharbor please check it out. #evebeharceramics #ceramics #pottery"

The snapshots also showed Joy getting some one-on-one time with Luca.

Since The View has been on hiatus until next season, its hosts have been able to go on vacation and spend some time with their families.

DIVA MOVE

Recently, Joy reportedly declined to participate in an interview segment featuring a top-tier reality TV celebrity.

Snooki, whose real name is Nicole Polizzi, made an appearance on a popular daytime talk show in the U.S.

The 80-year-old Joy seemed to intentionally dodge the interview, owing to previous tension between her and Nicole.

Just this month, Nicole, 35, and her fellow cast from Jersey Shore: Family Vacation appeared on The View.

During that episode, Joy was conspicuously absent from the discussion.

"Joy opted out of the segment and was purposefully absent," said Joey Camasta, Nicole's friend and makeup artist, in a conversation with Page Six.

He also indicated that Joy was "positioned off to the side" during that part of the show.

The conversation with the cast unfolded solely between hosts Whoopi Goldberg, Alyssa Farah Griffin, and Sarah Haines.

However, a source from the ABC production team contested Joey's account.

"The decision for only three out of the five co-hosts to participate was made to accommodate the seven-person cast so that everyone could have a turn to speak," the insider stated.

ALL THE DRAMA

Nicole and her fellow cast members were guests on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, following the mid-season premiere of their show.

The question posed to the cast was: "Who was the rudest celebrity you've encountered since becoming famous from Jersey Shore?"

While most chose to remain silent about any unfavorable encounters with celebrities, Snooki quickly named hers.

"Joy Behar," she blurted out.

The mother of three then elaborated on a particularly unpleasant interaction with Joy.

"She trapped me in a restroom and told me, 'You're not Italian,'" Snooki recounted.

The host, Andy, who is 55, expressed shock and asked, "What was your response?"

Snooki said: "I just said, 'Alright, Ma'am.'"

As of yet, there's no word from Joy regarding Snooki's allegations.

The timing of this alleged restroom confrontation remains uncertain.

FAMILY MOMENTS

Though Snooki has been in the public eye for many years through her television appearances, she's been selective about what she shares online.

Her husband, Jionni Lavalle, is seldom featured on her Instagram, fueling speculation about their marital status.

In a surprise move last March, Snooki quashed rumors of marital strife with a rare family photo.

The snapshot displayed Snooki, Jionni, and their eldest son Lorenzo, all smiling and with hands on each other's shoulders.

Another picture in the set showed Jionni comfortably sitting on a sofa next to their youngest son, Angelo.

Captioning the post, Snooki wrote: "Happy birthday to my hubby. You’re the best dad to our babies & the best hubby to hold down the fort. Let's celebrate with some messy mawma & a spooky movie! @jlavalle5."

Fans took notice of Jionni's elusive presence and some speculated that it could be the secret to their enduring relationship.

One commenter said, "Love seeing this. Note how her marriage has lasted longer than many from Jersey Shore. The key is keeping some privacy."

Another chimed in: "Instead of fussing over the rarity of a photo or urging him to appear on TV, can we just respect their choices and move on?"