'GMA' Hosts Amy Robach And T.J. Holmes Reportedly Going Full Steam Ahead With Their Romance

"GMA 3" anchors T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach are apparently not putting an end to their relationship. The news presenters, who are both married, have been reportedly having an affair that was recently uncovered to the shock of the public.

Robach, who is with actor, Andrew Shue, returned to the show on Thursday after missing out the previous day when news of her tryst broke, leaving Holmes to go solo on anchor duties. The pair have since deleted their Instagram accounts and haven't directly addressed the scandal.

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The world was thrown into a frenzy when reports emerged that on-air personalities and "Good Morning America" co-hosts, T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach, are having an affair.

Their affair came to light after the Daily Mail published several scandalous photos of Holmes and Robach in an apparent romantic outing together.

The co-anchors frequently travel together for work-related purposes, and reports say their relationship intensified when they served as co-hosts of two royal occasions in London: Queen Elizabeth's silver jubilee and her burial in September.

TMZ reports that both Holmes and Robach know that the current public scrutiny is non-permanent and remain focused on their now-public relationship. According to the news outlet, a source revealed that the duo's coworkers have not changed how they interacted with the anchors.

Holmes, 45, is married to a lawyer, Marilee Fiebig, and both share one child, daughter Sabine. Robach, 49, on the other hand, is married to actor Andrew Shue.

The two reportedly parted ways with their partners in August, and after learning of Robach's extramarital relationship with Holmes, Shue deleted all images of Robach from his Instagram handle.

Robach and her husband, Shue's 12-year marriage is allegedly now set to quickly draw to an end following revelations of her romantic relationship with Holmes. 

Per Page Six, the news anchor and the actor's divorce is "almost finalized." The source for the news outlet also went on to report that "He [Shue] moved out earlier this summer" and that "they've constantly had problems over the years."

Holmes and Robach have now deleted their social media accounts following the news of their romantic involvement.

The pair shut down their accounts on Wednesday, most likely to reduce what would have been a storm of attacks and hate comments from trolls and enraged fans.

Holmes, who hosted the show alone on Wednesday following Robach's absence, was seen with his wedding ring on, but the same ring was noticeably absent upon his co-host's return to the set.

They both also avoided relationship talks on the Friday edition of the show.

Despite the scandal currently plaguing the co-anchors, they reportedly won't be punished for their secret relationship. Per TMZ, the pair won't face any repercussions, as evidenced by the fact that they appeared on air together on Thursday, the day after the story broke.

According to sources close to the news outlet, Robach approached ABC executives some years ago to deny allegations that she and Holmes were dating.

The anchorwoman was allegedly aware of all that was being said about her and Holmes at their workplace and "assured" her bosses that there was nothing going on between them.

Prior to his fling with Robach, it's been reported that Holmes had a years-long secret relationship with a former producer for "Good Morning America." According to Page Six, the producer, Natasha Singh, and the anchorman had an affair for three years, and Robach was aware of what was happening between them. 

Some sources for the media outlet claim that Robach served as a confidante for the duo as they shared their marital issues and cheating affairs with her. While a different source has stated otherwise, insisting that she only knew about the three-year fling at the end of it. Back then, Holmes was just a GMA correspondent. 

Singh and Holmes' romance reportedly got even more serious after she left GMA for CBS in 2018. His wife, Fiebig, learned of the affair after finding several emails. She also never once suspected Robach because she was more invested in her husband's relationship with the ex-GMA producer.