T.J. Holmes & Amy Robach Pack On Extreme PDA In What Seems Like Celebration Of Their Exit From ABC

T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach seem to be having the time of their lives after being dropped by ABC News. 

The former "Good Morning America" co-hosts gave the public a show on Friday as the media got photos of them kissing and hugging in what looks like a celebration of the end of their time at the nerwork. The couple seemed very happy together, laughing, holding hands, clutching each other, and sharing long kisses.

Their heavy PDA comes hours after it was revealed that they wouldn't be returning to anchor their "GMA3" program. This is a result of the office affair scandal they were recently involved in. The lovebirds obviously have no plans to hide their relationship as they are "seriously in love." 

Keep on reading to learn more.

Almost two months after their scandalous affair was uncovered, Holmes and Robach seem ready to go all out and public with their romance.

The couple looked happy as they walked hand-in-hand in photos shared by Daily Mail on January 27th. Holmes even lifted Robach while laughing in one of the pictures as she wrapped her legs around his waist. A source for the news outlet also noted that they shared kisses even though that wasn't caught on camera.

While they've made no official statements, a source revealed to Us Weekly that they are "seriously in love." The source also noted that it was no longer an affair, as they are now officially together. 

Holmes and Robach caught the public's attention on November 30th when suggestive photos of them together were released by Daily Mail. While they returned to co-anchor the following day, they made no reference to the scandal. However, this wasn't Holmes' first rodeo, as he reportedly had several affairs with other ABC co-workers.

He allegedly dated 24-year-old script coordinator Jasmin Pettaway back in 2015. A source for Daily Mail claimed Holmes was a "predator" and was "reckless." They said, "He was a predator who took full advantage of his position, and he was reckless. It was Jasmin's first real job in television, and it was a big deal for her." 

The source continued, "She [Pettaway] was looking for a mentor and she reached out to several people... T.J was someone who was responsive, but he absolutely abused the position of trust." Holmes also had another workplace romance with 37-year-old Natasha Singh. The affair with the GMA producer lasted three years. 

ABC finally revealed its plans for the lovebirds in a statement. Although the duo was absent from office since December 1st, the news channel eventually shared their decision to kick them out permanently. The network's statement read: "After several productive conversations with Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes, about different options, we all agreed it's best for everyone that they move on from ABC News."

While they no longer want them as part of the team, they appreciate their previous work as co-anchors. The statement continued, "We recognize their talent and commitment over the years and are thankful for their contributions." 

With all things being brought to light, Holmes and Robach are ending their 12-year-long marriages to their respective partners.

Holmes filed for a divorce from his wife, Marilee Fiebig, a month after the shocking scandal. Robach, on the other hand, also moved to divorce her estranged husband, Andrew Shue.

The "Melrose Place" actor, who wiped his social media clear of the anchorwoman's photos following news of the workplace affair, is yet to release a statement or address the issue publicly. However, Fiebig, Holmes' wife, has spoken out against the anchorman, stating how disappointed she is with his "lack of discretion."

According to Daily Mail, a statement from Fiebig's divorce attorney revealed that they "continue to be disappointed by T.J.'s lack of discretion, respect, and sensitivity toward Marilee and the party's daughter [Sabine]."