T.j. Holmes Had a Long-term Relationship With a ‘good Morning America’ Producer Prior to His Amy Robach Romance
T.J. Holmes is making headlines for a new romance. ET has learned that Holmes had an affair with a Good Morning America producer just days after word of his connection with Amy Robach surfaced.
This producer also worked with Robach at the time, according to ET. In late 2017, the producer left GMA.
Regarding Holmes and Robach’s affair, which a source previously told ET had been “carrying on in secret for quite some time,” two sources previously told ET that the duo would not face disciplinary punishment because they are two consenting coworkers who are equals in a relationship.
It’s unclear whether Holmes’ relationship with the former GMA producer is the same.
“There has yet to be any statement from management regarding their relationship,” a source said of Holmes and Robach. “It’s uncertain when or if they’ll ever address the elephant in the room.”
Regarding Holmes and Robach’s marriages, ET previously reported that both Robach and her husband, Andrew Shue, as well as Holmes and Fiebig, had divorced before the new relationship became public knowledge.
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Holmes didn’t wear his wedding ring on GMA after the news of his romance surfaced, and Robach hasn’t worn it on Instagram since October.
The next month, Shue and Robach sold their New York City apartment, which they had purchased in 2018. Shue erased posts depicting or relating to his wife from his Instagram account after Robach and Holmes’ connection became public.
“It’s been whispered for years that Amy and Andrew have had troubles, so no one would be surprised if a divorce is in the works,” the person stated.
“The reality is that [Amy] and T.J. have always had chemistry, so this pairing makes sense,” according to the insider.
“Also, Amy and T.J. are both adults making adult decisions who happen to be in the public glare, so they’re being scrutinized in an unfavorable light. They are both willingly together, and that is all that should matter.”
