‘The View’s Ana Navarro Disgusted Seeing Kourtney Kardashian, Travis Barker “Lick on Each Other Like Lollipops”

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Ana Navarro somehow made a conversation about Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker‘s makeouts even more disgusting on this morning’s episode of The View. During a chat about the reality star and the Blink-182 drummer’s frequent PDA, Navarro used a colorful simile to describe the couple’s kisses that has us recoiling just typing it.

After watching multiple clips of Kardashian and Barker kissing in front of her children on The Kardashians, Navarro told the panel, “I am proud to say I’ve never watched an episode of [The Kardashians],” before uttering the unforgettable phrase, “I don’t understand why I have to be seeing them lick on each other like lollipops continuously.”

She added, “It floods my Twitter feed,” before repeating, “it’s like lollipops.” Gross!

Sunny Hostin agreed, describing the couple’s kisses as “very germy,” before proclaiming, “I don’t like the germy part of what they’re doing.”

Joy Behar went even further, asking, “Is there a space on that man’s body that’s vacant?” referring to Barker’s heavily tattooed physique. In response, Navarro quipped, “His tongue, apparently!”

Hostin then pulled the conversation back to focus on Kardashian’s young children, whom she shares with ex Scott Disick, and the effect the PDA could have on them. She said, “I just think in front of the kids, maybe I’m taking this too deeply, you know, he is not their father. And she’s separated from their father.

“They were never married, but I think that as a child myself of divorce, you never quite get used to seeing your parents with other people, and I think that’s a very uncomfortable thing,” Hostin continued, “especially when they’re doing this germy, nasty kissing in front of them. It’s uncomfortable.”

While Sara Haines suggested “the more sacred storyline to this one is being very gentle as these kids transition to a new version of family,” Hostin cut in to insist, “Yeah, on top of the fact that’s germy and disgusting!”

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