‘The View’s’ Sunny Hostin Blames Tucker Carlson For Needing Security at Her New York Mansion, Claims He Doxxed Her Despite a Previous People Magazine Feature on Her Mansion

A Breitbart article published yesterday outlines how co-host of ABC’s “The View,” Sunny Hostin recently claimed that Fox News’ Tucker Carlson doxxed her, despite a previous People Magazine Feature on her mansion.

Hostin was a guest earlier this month on the “Just Jenny” podcast where she accused Carlson of being the reason she needed security for her home.

In the interview, Hostin claimed to “have sort of surpassed Joy [Behar] as the right-wing target on Fox News.”

“Tucker Carlson has decided to, in some ways, disseminate my home address. I have security now. I have all of these things. You know, I have gates and cameras and things a kid like me from the Bronx who has her parents that live with her and has a kid in college that comes home all the time because he misses his home, and a kid in high school – it’s quite shocking, actually,” Hostin insisted.

According to Breitbart, a review of Carlson’s Fox News broadcasts over the years showed that his only mention of Hostin’s home came during his March 21, 2021 program.

During that broadcast, Carlson mocked the Hostin for claiming to feel like a “hostage” days earlier for exercising the Second Amendment.

Carlson said that Hostin despite the fact that she likely has bodyguards and “lives in a 10-bedroom, 10-bath mansion,” she “wants you to know that owning a gun makes her feel like she’s being held hostage.”

As Breitbart pointed out, Carlson likely only knew that because Hostin’s home was the subject of an April 11, 2018 People magazine feature that included a video tour of the home.

The article was titled, “The View’s Sunny Hostin Gives a Tour of Her Historic Mansion Previously Owned by the Lehman Family” and offered specific details of her so-called “palatial 10-bedroom, 10-bathroom estate” in Purchase, NY.

In the piece by Ana Calderone, Hostin brags about the high-profile nature of her home, which was originally built for the late New York State Gov. Herbert H. Lehman, in the Westchester County, NY hamlet of Purchase.