I'm Brian Tetta, executive producer of The View.

It's Tuesday and I'm here with Alyssa Farra Griffin.

This is behind the table. Thank you, as always. Today on the show is a really fun show, I thought.

We started by talking.

Thrill to have you, as always, today on the show was a really fun show I thought. We started by

talking with the rare pop culture lead story. We talked about Jeda Pinkett

Smith today and you called her and Will Smith's relationship a very unhealthy dynamic.

Does it make you think about the way you talk about your husband on the show?

Yes, I immediately, so big picture here, huge Will Smith fan.

I think J.

Pinkett Smith is a great actress, she's gorgeous, they have this amazing family.

I can't for the life of me understand why they don't want to protect that.

There are certain things like we're all expected to share a decent amount of

our personal lives on the show. I've definitely like towed the line with stuff

the people around me are comfortable with, but there I would never say something

that would hurt my husband or that would embarrass him or that would put him in an uncomfortable position and that's what I'm just struggling with in all this.

Like I know we live in an era where it's sort of the thing to just put it all out there.

But actually later in the show, the Sharks made a really good point about anything you put on the

internet, anything you put online and media, it lives forever. Your grandkids are going to see that.

Like your kids are going to grow up around it. So something, I don't know, I just feel some type of way

about Jada and Will, I don't love it.

I think she needs to be a little more

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