Amy Robach And T.J. Holmes Seen Kissing After He Filed For Divorce From Wife

Embattled "GMA 3" co-anchors Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes were seen together after reports of the latter's divorce from his spouse were made public.

Despite their romance scandal, the couple doesn't appear to be slowing down as they linked up during the holidays for some cozy time and were seen making out while on vacation in Florida.

Holmes filed for divorce from his spouse, Marilee Fiebig, who, according to reports, claimed his alleged affair with Robach blindsided her.

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Co-anchors, Robach and Holmes looked inseparable when they were seen together for the first time after news of the latter's divorce from his spouse.

According to Page Six, the scandalous lovebirds appeared handsy as they arrived back in New York City after they spent the holidays together in Atlanta and Miami.

Robach was seen wearing blue jeans and a black jacket with dark sunglasses, while Holmes appeared casual in blue jeans and a black hoodie with dark shades. They were later photographed making out while vacationing in Florida.

The pair have both been suspended from on-air duties as ABC Network continues its investigation into their relationship.

According to People, a source revealed that the lovebirds are going full steam ahead with their relationship and are done keeping it behind closed curtains.

"They spent the holidays together and are spending all of their time together right now. They are fully in a relationship. They are not hiding anything at all because they have no reason to," the source explained.

Robach and Holmes have not made any public declarations about the state of their relationship and appear not to care about the rumors of their affair. However, they both took down their Instagram accounts after getting exposed by Daily Mail. 

According to reports, the pair only started dating after splitting from their respective spouses. An insider was quoted as saying, "this was two consenting adults who were each separated. They both broke up with their spouses in August within weeks of each other, the relationship didn't start until after that."

Another source told the news outlet, "Amy was going through a heartache and TJ was very much there for her and helpful, and that is when they started something."

The American journalist and TV personality filed to be separated from his spouse, Marilee Fiebig, amid his alleged affair with his co-host on "GMA3." Robach. According to Page Six, Holmes filed the paperwork on Wednesday in New York City after more than a decade of being married to the attorney.

Fiebig, on her end, was allegedly "blindsided" by Holmes's relationship after they separated in August. Although the pair had been separated for several months, it was all in a bid to try and "work things out" before news of Holmes's alleged workplace affair broke in late November.

"She's devastated. She had no idea," the informant said, adding that the two "were just together for T.J.'s birthday on Aug. 19."

Fiebig and Holmes got married in March 2010, and both share a 9-year-old daughter, Sabine.

Robach and Holmes's jobs are left hanging by a thread following their suspension from anchor duties, with ABC Network still investigating their workplace romance.

A rotation of anchors has since filled in for the embattled co-host, but according to People, they have yet to face any severe repercussions from the network.

"There are no suspensions here at all," a source told the news outlet. "The network is just gathering information at this time. They're investigating the relationship and understanding the details before figuring out what's next."

ABC's President, Kimberly Godwin, addressed the issue in a memo sent to staff, adding that the continual buzz around their affair could be a distraction from the important work being done at the news network.

"It is my hope that we will continue to focus our energy on what we do best," Godwin said. "And I want all of you to know how immensely proud I am of your hard work and professionalism."