GMA3: What You Need to Know host Amy Robach has been making the headlines recently for her rumored affair with colleague T.J. Holmes.
Robach, 49, and Holmes, 45, who have co-hosted the show since 2020, are on a hiatus from the Good Morning America spin-off pending an internal ABC News review.
The Daily Mail published photos of their alleged romance earlier this month as they headed on vacation in upstate New York. The pair have also been spotted out for drinks in New York City and holding hands in the back of a car.
They appeared on air together just days after the photos emerged with Holmes joking: "You know, it's too bad it's Friday. It's been a great week. I just want this one to keep going and going and going."
Robach shot back: "speak for yourself," before adding: "I am very excited about the weekend—and I'm sure everyone else is too. We all love our Fridays around here. Some of us do, at least."
They have since been taken off the air, with a memo sent to ABC employees on Monday from ABC News President Kim Godwin reportedly saying the pair will "remain off-air pending the completion of an internal review."
"It is my hope that we will continue to focus our energy on what we do best, and I want all of you to know how immensely proud I am of your hard work and professionalism," Godwin wrote.
Is Amy Robach Married?
Robach has been married twice and first walked down the aisle in 1996.
She wed Tim McIntosh in 1996 and shares two daughters with him, Ava McIntosh, born in 2002, and Annie McIntosh, born in 2006.
The pair split in 2009 and in February 2010, Robach married Melrose Place actor Andrew Shue.
Shue, 55, is a father to three sons: Nate, Aidan and Wyatt.
Where Did Amy Robach Go to College?
Born in St Joseph, Michigan in 1973, Robach graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in broadcast journalism in 1995.
In that same year, she competed in the 1995 Miss Georgia pageant as Miss Gwinnett County. She finished as fourth-runner up and won a $1,100 scholarship.
During the competition she said not to "believe everything you see and everything you hear" when asked how Americans can use the "media as a tool to become better-informed citizens."
Where Did Amy Robach Work Previously?
Robach started her journalism career at WCBD in South Carolina, where she worked for four years until 1999.
Robach landed a role at MSNBC in 2003 and would fill in on shows such as Weekend Today, Countdown with Keith Olbermann and Morning Joe
In 2007, Robach was named co-anchor of Weekend Today, before leaving for ABC News in 2012.
At ABC she first appeared as a correspondent on Good Morning America and eventually became its anchor in 2014.
Four years later she moved to 20/20 where she served as co-anchor and then hosted the COVID-19 specialty afternoon daily program, Pandemic: What You Need to Know.
That program eventually turned into GMA3: What You Need to Know, which she co-hosted with Holmes until they were put on hiatus this month.
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