Alyssa Farah Griffin debuts a change to her appearance on The View and fans say they ‘love’ new look

ALYSSA Farah Griffin has debuted a new look, and fans can’t get enough.

The View co-host showed off her new style while sharing her opinions.

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On Tuesday’s show, Alyssa revealed her new, curly brown hair.

The 33-year-old ditched her typically straight hair for a new ‘do that added some bounce and volume to her luscious locks.

She kept the changes coming by dressing casual and relaxed for the gabfest.

Alyssa sported some tight designer jeans and a white blouse with a wide-open collar.

Fans online praised the new look.

“I like Alyssa’s hair!” one person exclaimed on Twitter.

Another added: “Alyssa is spot on.”

But not everyone was impressed by her attempt at change.

“Take off your ruffly dress,” one person slammed. “And get over it Alyssa.”

NEW VIEW

Alyssa’s big change isn’t the only new look on The View.

On Monday, Whoopi Goldberg noted that the morning show is struggling without its normal writers, amid the ongoing Writers Guild of America strike.

The 67-year-old explained to the audience that the moderators would be shifting through an array of topics for the duration of the show in her introductory speech.

Also, Whoopi revealed that the lack of writers was going to affect the anchors’ hosting abilities greatly.

“It is week four, and the writer’s strike is still on,” the award-winning actress began.

“But we’re standing with our writers…they’ll get what they want,” she continued as she encouraged the crowd to clap in support.

Whoopi added: “And we will continue to muddle through because we’re having to read from the cards.”

She held the written-on blue card up in front of her, jokingly squinting at the words on it.

Whoopi and Alyssa’s co-stars Sara Haines, 45, Ana Navarro, 51, and Sunny Hostin each had written-on cards beside them as well.

With their writers MIA, The View notables had to make do without a teleprompter.

STRIKING OUT

More than ten years after their most recent strike, the WGA has begun another protest that could change the entertainment industry forever.

The WGA not only plays a major role in the way entertainment is run but also in television productions.

As of late, many TV shows have been affected by the WGA strike, including The View.

At the beginning of the show on May 2, Whoopi tried to quiet down the crowd’s cheering.

“So, you know how we’re always talking about how we’re very different than most other shows?” she said, looking at her co-hosts.

“As you know, there is a writer’s strike going on, and so we don’t have writers, ok?”

The other co-hosts nodded their head as Whoopi continued talking.

She continued: “So, you’re going to hear how it would be, when it’s now, you know, slicked up.”

The crowd laughed before Joy Behar, 80, chimed in.

“We don’t have writers today. We usually do have writers. It’s not like we never have writers,” she said.

“That’s cause you’re not listening,” Whoopi joked.

“That’s why we need writers,” Alyssa clapped back.

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