Joy Behar and Steve Janowitz: Married!

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The View co-host Joy Behar will have even more to talk about than usual - she and her longtime boyfriend, Steve Janowitz, have tied the knot.

Calling Steve her "longtime boyfriend" is actually an understatement. They have been dating for 29 YEARS. Hey, why rush a good thing, right?

"She was married in New York City last night in a private ceremony," a rep for the show said.. "She will discuss it September 6 on The View."

Joy Behar and Steve Janowitz

The talk show returns for its 15th season then. Behar's wedding date, August 11, coincidentally marks the anniversary of its 1997 debut.

Back in 2009, Behar said she and Janowitz, whom she referred to as her "spousal equivalent," would wed, only to break off the engagement later.

They never parted ways, though, and finally made it official this week. We offer our congratulations to the couple and wish them the best.

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    katherine long

    they make a nice couple and meant for each other--it's about time-congratulations

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    pat

    Joy "Fakehart" with the way your husband look, you should never say anything bad about someone. Your "BIG" mouth will be your ruin. I can't even look at the "View" because of you! To want someone's house to burn down because they share a different view from your radical a--, you will be punished by a higher power, can't wait! Poor Steve, ugly and got your Big a-- mouth to suck on ....

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    Thomas

    Joy Behar is a wannabe JAP who married Steve so she could stop having sex. The old joke is if you want a JAP to stop having sex "MARRY HER"

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    Thomas

    Lily can't spell or form a sentence that she convicts Reed for. Hey Lily, PEOPLES who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones! GO REED!

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    Thomas

    Lily probably has 3 EBT cards under dead family members names.