‘The View’ Cuts Nicolle Wallace After One Season

Another View co-host is headed for the exit.

Nicolle Wallace will depart the daytime talk show as a full-time co-host after one season, according to sources.

The offer is out for Wallace to return periodically as one of several rotating co-hosts, but it is unclear if she will do so. News of her departure follows Rosie Perez‘s recent tearful exit — also after just one season. Rosie O’Donnell left back in February citing personal and health reasons.

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Series vet Whoopi Goldberg, along with Symone and Collins, is expected to return.

Wallace was an important voice on the panel as arguably the sole conservative co-host — a role most famously served by longtime co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck. Before joining The View, Wallace served as a political commentator on MSNBC and Fox News. She also worked as the White House director of communications under President George W. Bush and was a senior advisor for John McCain‘s 2008 presidential campaign.

ABC declined to comment.

The View returns for season 19 in September.