The toy-inspired film — and the conservative backlash it’s prompted — was also a hot topic of conversation on the show.
It’s unclear if Goldberg bought the shoes in honor of the much-anticipated
or if she’s had them in her closet all along — but the film was indeed the hot topic of conversation on “The View.”The shoes were fitting for the conversation on the episode, as they spoke about the new “Barbie” movie.“Now, look, I love my Barbie, okay?” Goldberg said during the episode, as she lifted her leg to show off the wedges.
She continued, “They hit two things, they talk about the real world that everybody lives in, and they talk about world, and they’re two different things, and it’s meant to make you just think or pause,” Goldberg said. “It’s not meant to do anything but give you a good time. Go see the movie.”
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