Whoopi Goldberg, 70, reveals she still goes 'bar hopping' for 'hit and run' casual sex

The View moderator Whoopi Goldberg might be a great-grandmother, but she's still down for the occasional casual sex after age 70.

'I am single. I bar hop, I go hang,' the self-made EGOT champ said during Wednesday's Hot Topics segment.

'I do hit and runs when I need it... but I am not married to anybody. I don't have responsibilities.'

Goldberg (born Caryn Johnson) is just 'not interested in a committed relationship' following her three divorces from drug counselor Alvin Martin in 1983, DP David Claessen in 1988 and union organizer Lyle Trachtenberg in 1995.

The One Ho Productions founder enjoyed live-in romances with playwright David Schein and her Eddie co-star Frank Langella.

Goldberg also dated her Naked in New York co-star Timothy Dalton and her Made in America co-star Ted Danson. 

'I'm much happier on my own. I can spend as much time with somebody as I want to spend, but I'm not looking to be with somebody forever or live with someone. I don’t want somebody in my house,' the comedian told NY Times Magazine in 2016.

'I'm the round peg, and marriage is the square hole. You can't have a square hole, can you? A woman who knows what she wants. And what she wants is a home all to her damn self.'

Indeed, Goldberg - who spends most of her time off at her Sardinia vacation home - rarely shares glimpses of her $2.8 million 23-room mansion in West Orange, NJ.

The AWSN co-founder is lucky to be alive after spending three weeks in the hospital with near-fatal double pneumonia and sepsis in 2019, and she's since transformed her body with the GLP-1 agonist drug Mounjaro.

Goldberg - who boasts a reported $60 million fortune - is said to earn an estimated $8 million per year headlining ABC's all-female political panel show.

This Thursday, The View will welcome Imperfect Women actresses Kerry Washington, Kate Mara and Elisabeth Moss.

Acting-wise, the native New Yorker will next voice Cupcake in Dan Murphy, Aubrey Plaza and Joe Wengert's eight-episode animated cat comedy Kevin, which premieres April 20 on Amazon Prime Video.

Goldberg - who was raised in a public housing project - worked as a waitress, bank teller, mortuary cosmetologist, and bricklayer before being discovered by director Mike Nichols after he attended her 1983 one-woman show.

The late EGOT champ helped the Atrabilious star transform The Spook Show into her self-titled Broadway show, which ran from 1984-1985 at the Lyceum Theatre before being filmed as a 60-minute HBO special.

Goldberg caught the eye of filmmaker Steven Spielberg during her standup set at The Comedy Store's Belly Room and he cast her as Celie in his 1985 big-screen adaptation of Alice Walker's 1982 novel The Color Purple.

The Mark Twain Prize winner went on to star in Jumpin' Jack Flash, Clara's Heart, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Ghost, Soapdish, The Player, two Sister Act films and Girl, Interrupted.