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Make room on the couch! Frequent View guest cohost Jenny McCarthy may be joining the ABC morning talk show full-time. 
  
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 "She is in serious talks right now," an insider tells Us Weekly of the star, 40, who is currently hosting her own low-rated chatfest on VH1. "Her show isn't quite working out, so she's definitely open to it." 
  
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 The sassy single mom would replace Joy Behar, 70, when the comedian moves on in August, reveals another source. "The cast and crew get a kick out of Jenny," adds a set source. "She's a good fit. She may not be able to carry a show, but she works well with a group ensemble." 
  
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 A third insider adds Brooke Shields, 48, is also in talks to replace Elisabeth Hasselbeck, 36, come fall. Us exclusively revealed in March that Hasselbeck will not be returning as a cohost, but she has yet to confirm the news. 
  
 In addition to Behar announcing her departure from the show, Barbara Walters revealed in May that she plans to retire in summer 2014. ||||| UPDATED: The longtime panelist will officially depart the ABC daytime series on Wednesday, filling the chair of Gretchen Carlson on cable network's daily "Fox & Friends" this fall -- while the veteran moves to her own signature program. 
  
 Elisabeth Hasselbeck is heading to Fox News Channel. Network executive vp programming Bill Shine announced Tuesday that The View panelist will depart her ABC series and make the move to cable this fall as a part of Fox & Friends. 
  
  
  
 As The Hollywood Reporter previously reported, Hasselbeck's departure from The View was expected as part of a revamping that will also involve the exit of Joy Behar and the upcoming retirement of Barbara Walters. An ABC spokesperson confirmed that Hasselbeck's last day with The View will be Wednesday, July 10. 
  
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 Walters chimed in on Hasselbeck's departure in the announcement. "We have had 10 wonderful years with Elisabeth, and she will now be swimming in new waters," said the TV news veteran. "We will miss her and wish her everything good." 
  
 Fox News chairman and CEO Roger Ailes also weighed in. "Elisabeth's warm and engaging personality made her a star on The View," said Ailes. "She has proven to be an excellent conversationalist, and I am certain she will make a great addition to our already successful morning franchise." 
  
 Hasselbeck's move to Fox & Friends has her joining current co-hosts Steve Doocy and Brian Kilmeade come September. Current co-host Gretchen Carlson has received her own one-hour signature daytime series in the shake-up. That will also begin in early fall. 
  
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 “I am excited to further advance my career and am thrilled to have the opportunity to host my own show in daytime and look forward to showcasing my skills as an interviewer and journalist in a more in-depth manner," added Carlson, who's been with Fox & Friends since 2006. 
  
 News of Hasselbeck's new job comes on the heels of Jenny McCarthy starting talks to replace Behar on The View. The loss of three panelists within the year means that the veteran daytime talker will be undergoing a substantial on-camera facelift -- something that might help curb its ratings decline. 
  
 Walters had previously denied reports of Hasselbeck's exit, particularly one story that claimed polled viewers found her "too extreme and right-wing." 
  
 And Hasselbeck is not the only View alum to get a new job on Tuesday. Hours before word of her move broke, NBCUniversal made official its plans to have founding View panelist Meredith Vieira helm her own syndicated talk show. 
  
 "I have been a longtime fan of Fox & Friends and am excited to be joining their team in September," saidHasselbeck. "It is an honor to call the Fox News Channel my new television home." |||||

Another empty seat is coming up at The View: Elisabeth Hasselbeck is leaving the ABC talk show for a new gig on Fox and Friends, the network has confirmed. The departure comes as part of a shake-up that includes the exit of Joy Behar and the retirement of Barbara Walters, notes the Hollywood Reporter. Today will be Hasselbeck's last day on The View and there's no word yet on her replacement: Brooke Shields is rumored to be in the running, but former Playboy playmate and frequent guest co-host Jenny McCarthy is now in "serious talks" about joining the show, according to Us Weekly.