Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes' Seen Holding Hands As They Visit Multiple Bars For Day-Out In NYC

Former "GMA3" news anchors Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes' connection remains as strong as ever.

The duo, who made headlines last year for their illicit affair while still married to their partners, were recently spotted enjoying a day out.

Per reports, they visited multiple bars and were seen sharing laughs with each other, a sign that the duo's bond is still intact despite facing numerous challenges and obstacles in recent months.

Keep on reading to learn more.

According to Page Six, Robach and her beau, Holmes, were seen bar-hopping across Manhattan's West Village, New York City, on Friday night.

Pictures taken by paparazzi revealed that the two were in good spirits as they went around town having fun. All through the outing, the couple displayed their affection for each other unabashedly, holding hands and linking arms.

Robach donned a stylish bandana top that bared her upper cleavage and arms. She matched the outfit with tight-fitting black trousers and black heels. To complete her ensemble, she accessorized with a black crossover bag with tiny straps, a gold necklace, and a pair of gold hoop earrings.

Her beau opted for a relaxed and casual look, sporting a white round neck, fitted gray pants, and a pair of comfortable sneakers. He also added a touch of cool with his sunglasses.

The outing, which took place in the evening hours of the day, is one of the many the duo have been spotted having in recent months.

The former "Good Morning America" co-anchors have been frequently spotted together in New York City, enjoying meals together, running errands, and going on jogs to stay in shape.

They have also taken part in more strenuous fitness events, such as half marathons, running side by side on these occasions.

Additionally, they embarked on international vacations together following their dismissal from ABC. In January of this year, they visited Miami, where onlookers witnessed them indulging in affectionate PDA on several occasions. The following month, they enjoyed another getaway in Mexico, savoring moments of beer-drinking, strolls along the sandy beach shores, and lounging by the poolside of their resort.

The duo has stayed away from giving interviews since their relationship became public and grew more tight-lipped after they lost their jobs.

The pair's decision to stay off the spotlight is reportedly intentional, as a source said last month that the duo are "making a concerted effort" to do so.

With regards to when they plan to return to work, the duo appears not to be interested in hurrying things, although they have some ideas for their next projects.

"They're still getting paid by ABC so they're not worrying too much about their next steps yet, though they have floated some ideas for next projects and taken some meetings," the source added, per People.

"Amy's so talented, and this whole year and how everything has played out has been a shock to her."

Late last year, Robach and Holmes' illicit affair became known after photos surfaced of them enjoying a vacation and later cozying up at a bar in New York City.

Neither has publicly commented about their romance amid the backlash that came with the exposure, but they have chosen to stop hiding their relationship from the public.

Although they had yet to be separated from their spouses before the start of their affair, that has all changed since then. In March, Robach finalized her divorce from Andrew Shue through mediation.

"It's an awfully sad end to what was a great marriage. Andrew was so into her," a source said of the duo, per The Sun.

"But at least they worked out their split through mediation rather than some ugly legal battle. And they sorted out the custody of Brody [their dog]."

Meanwhile, in December, Holmes filed for divorce from his wife of 12 years, Marilee Fiebig, although "the filing remains in request for judicial intervention phase."