In a surprising turn of events, the popular daytime talk show "The View" had to evacuate its New York City studio on Wednesday due to a fire that broke out on the neighboring set of the "Tamron Hall Show." The incident quickly became a hot topic as both shows were unexpectedly disrupted.

According to "Tamron Hall Show" host Tamron Hall, the fire originated in the studio's kitchen as a result of a grease fire. Fortunately, no injuries were reported among the crew members or workers present during the incident.

"The View" hosts did not waste any time in addressing the fiery incident. The show's hosts walked out to their table while the iconic tune of Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire" played in the background, adding a lighthearted touch to the situation.

Speaking to the audience, Whoopi Goldberg shared the hosts' reactions, stating, "This morning, we had to evacuate the studio because there was a fire that we did not start. We don't know how it started, we don't know what started it." The evacuation caught some hosts off guard, with Ana Navarro revealing that she had joined a virtual meeting expecting her co-hosts to be present, only to find an empty and alarm-filled studio.

Photos capturing the evacuation showed Joy Behar wearing sunglasses as the show's staff filed out onto the street. Another image showed Goldberg standing on a nearby curb. In a humorous moment, Alyssa Farah Griffin joked about her initial concern for her hair and makeup team, saying, "Once I saw that all the hosts were fine, I was like, 'Where is my glam team?' Leave [producer] Brian [Teta], but as long as hair and makeup is safe!" Goldberg chimed in, humorously adding, "I grabbed my purse."

The unexpected fire incident brought an unexpected twist to the day's programming for both "The View" and the "Tamron Hall Show." However, the studios swiftly responded to ensure the safety of everyone involved, making for a memorable and eventful day in daytime television.

As of now, it is unclear when both shows will resume regular programming. Investigations into the cause of the fire are underway, and further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

In the meantime, fans of "The View" and the "Tamron Hall Show" will anxiously await the return of their favorite programs, hopeful for a seamless transition back to the studios and an entertaining lineup of hot topics.