Michael Strahan Misses 'GMA' Tapings Due To 'Personal Family Matters'

"Good Morning America" host Michael Strahanwill be missing more tapings of the show due to "personal family matters."

The former NFL star has been absent from the talk show desk and will continue to be MIA for another week due to some things going on at home.

Over the weekend, Strahan’s NFL co-host, Curt Menefee, told viewers that he would not be appearing on the sports show because he was dealing with a personal matter.

Now, it has been confirmed by the television network that Michael Strahan will continue to miss “Good Morning America” shows this week, as a spokesperson said. “Michael Strahan will not be with us this week as he is dealing with some personal family matters. We appreciate everyone’s thoughts and concerns.”

The former NFL star has already been out for nearly two weeks from the hit morning show. He has also been absent from Strahan's “Fox NFL Sunday.”

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Strahan has also been silent on social media, with his last post being on October 25 promoting his show "The $100,000 Pyramid."

ABC anchor Linsey Davis has been filling in with regular "Good Morning America" hosts Robin Roberts and George Stephanopolous. She is expected to continue doing so until Strahan can return.

On January 2, 2023, 24-year-old NFL player Damar Hamlin collapsed in the middle of the field during the first quarter of the Monday Night Football game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Hamlin was down on the field for several minutes as medical personnel rushed onto the area and gave him CPR for 9 minutes as his heart stopped. After reviving him, Hamlin was loaded into an ambulance and taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.

Hamlin was then treated at the hospital, and triumphantly made a full recovery, even being cleared by medical personnel a few months ago to return to football.

Just one month after the scary incident, Hamlin sat down with Michael Strahan on "Good Morning America" to talk about how grateful he is to be alive.

"That just kinda put things in perspective for me, you know, hearing it from the doctor," Hamlin told Strahan during the one-on-one interview. "Things could have gone differently and the details of the situation of everything that happened on the field -- it could have been -- it could have been the last of me."

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After being treated in the hospital, the very first thing Hamlin asked was "Did we win?" Doctors replied, "Yes. You won the game of life," he said.

"I'm just thankful [God] gave me a second chance, you know, just to live normally and just come out almost without a scratch on me," Hamlin told Strahan in the interview. "Just to be able to keep going."

On October 1, 2023, the Buffalo Bills Safety made his regular-season debut.