Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes' Podcast Ratings Face Major Decline Despite Bombshell Revelations

Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes' podcast ratings have dwindled one month after its promising start last December.

The podcast debuted in the top five in the U.S. charts but dropped to 234th before returning to 136th following the couple's episode about their drinking history.

According to recent reports, Robach and Holmes' podcast isn't getting stellar numbers again on the listener charts following its debut on streaming platforms on December 5, 2023.

Launched nearly a year after their departure as co-hosts on ABC's "Good Morning America," the couple had hoped the podcast would revive their stagnant career.

However, although the first episode of Robach and Holmes' podcast started well by ranking in the top five, it quickly fell to the 234th spot on the U.S. charts, according to the podcast analytics platform Chartable.

One podcasting expert explained the situation, per The Sun: "There was a ton of interest in what they were going to say about their affair and being cut from ABC in the aftermath, but I'm not sure anyone expected that interest to continue much beyond that.:

This month, the podcast experienced some resurgence, rising to the 136th spot in the charts after the pair discussed their drinking history in the January 11th episode.

Listeners seemed to be particularly curious about Holmes' confession to being able to "go through 18 drinks a day."

When asked by Robach how he manages to do this, Holmes explained that he consumes at least four of them by halfway afternoon—at least two after their morning run and at least two more during lunch.

He continued, "Now, if we're not out and about for the day, running errands or doing something, and we're just inside, I can easily have a drink in my hand from two in the afternoon until seven, eight, nine, 10 o'clock at night."

"So, you do those numbers, and you have a drink an hour for another eight hours, you could argue." the former "GM3" co-host remarked. "That's another eight hours of having a drink in my hand, plus the four I've already had during the day."

Since their relationship became known in December 2022, Robach and Holmes have kept going strong despite knowing that much of the public's view of them isn't positive.

However, while they might seem rock solid on the outside, the couple has faced challenging personal moments, and there was a time when they almost ended their relationship.

In a recent episode, Robach and Holmes touched on that make-or-break moment, saying that a specific disagreement rooted in "fear and lack of communication" was the incident that nearly led to a breakup.

"The closest we got to our relationship ending was a disagreement — a fight — we had that was really based on fear and lack of communication to where we thought, 'Wow. We went through all this, and maybe we're not compatible,'" 46-year-old Holmes shared on the podcast, per People. "Maybe we missed something."

Regarding the future of their relationship, Robach and Holmes are considering getting married someday.

Holmes said in an episode of their podcast: "We did not enter this relationship for fun or for 'Let's see what happens.' We entered this relationship because we intended on spending our lives together."

However, they are in no rush to bring that plan to fruition, as their experiences have taught them that marriage is not something to be entered into based on a whim.

"We both have two marriages under our belts and so it's not something we're racing to or rushing towards," Robach added. "But I want to spend the rest of my life with you, I can say that. It's on the table. It's on the table."

Amy Robach was formerly married to Andrew Shue, and T.J. Holmes married Marilee Fiebig. Both Robach and Holmes have completed the divorce proceedings with their previous partners.