Sunny Hostin wears 'funeral chic' to mourn Trump's Super Tuesday victory: 'So devastated'

Sunny Hostin said that she was dressed to mourn Donald Trump’s Super Tuesday victory over Nikki Haley on ABC’s "The View."

Thirteen months after she launched her 2024 Republican presidential campaign in Charleston, S.C., Haley ended her White House bid. The former two-term South Carolina governor, who later served as U.N. ambassador in Trump's administration, on Wednesday morning announced "the time has now come to suspend my campaign."

The former president on Tuesday swept 14 of the 15 states from coast to coast that held Republican presidential primaries and caucuses on Super Tuesday, moving Trump much closer to locking up the GOP nomination and into a general election rematch with President Biden.

Trump took to his Truth Social platform as Haley's speech was wrapping up to take aim at his now former rival. "Nikki Haley got TROUNCED last night, in record setting fashion," the former president touted.

The co-hosts of "The View" spoke to ABC News correspondent Jonathan Karl Wednesday about Trump’s victory over his rival for the GOP nomination, and Hostin said she was so "devastated" by the results she wore all black.

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"It’s party before country," she said, slamming the modern Republican Party. "I’m wearing funeral chic today because I’m so devastated over what we saw yesterday."

She bemoaned, "The fact that six in 10 of North Carolina primary voters say they’d consider Trump fit for the presidency even if he’s convicted of a crime."

Hostin mourning Haley's loss is a stark change in how she treated the GOP candidate in the past few months.

In January, Hostin, who once accused Haley of being a "chameleon" by suggesting Haley tried to