Bette Midler continued speaking with the ladies of The View about how her personal life is unfolding in Las Vegas.

Midler’s had an exciting year so far: her daughter, Sophie von Haselberg, recently graduated from Yale University. In another twist, Midler recently received her wedding photos from the Elvis impersonator who married her 23 years ago in the famed Caesars Palace.

Midler’s latest project, a CD called Jackpot – The Best Bette, debuts in August, and contains a selection of her popular works, as well as some unreleased material.

Bette Midler stopped by The View to talk about the offer she couldn’t refuse. Caesars Palace, where the ladies have been guests for the week, invited Midler to perform a permanent show called The Showgirl Must Go On. The offer was well-timed, as Midler no longer wanted to tour with a show. She says that she relates to one of her characters, “The Oldest Living Showgirl,” and is glad that she can entertain without the demands of traveling.

Midler says that The Showgirl Must Go On is the same as her old show, and includes the characters and jokes that her fans have grown to love. Still, she says that the show at Caesars Palace is a more feminine show, complete with feathers, glitter, and of course, beautiful showgirls.

Last night, the ladies of The View enjoyed some of Las Vegas‘ unique nightlife options.

All of the co-hosts ate at Rao’s, an Italian restaurant that has its origins in New York City. After dinner, Whoopi, Joy, Elisabeth, and Barbara saw Bette Midler perform; the Divine Miss M has a two-year engagement for her hit, “The Showgirl Must Go On,” which has returned to the Caesars Palace Colosseum.

Sherri, meanwhile, spent the evening enjoying the music of Morris Day and the Time. All of the ladies recommended George Wallace’s comedy routine, which he performs at the Flamingo.