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Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Disgraced ABC stars TJ and Amy disgust party crowd with their X-rated display
Disgraced former Good Morning America hosts TJ Holmes and Amy Robach put on an obscene display at a formal event in on Monday, leaving guests gagging at their Several attendees spotted Holmes fondling Robach's rear end in full view of the crowd at Manhattan's prestigious Paley Center For Media, during a tourism event for the Caribbean island of Nevison.
Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes appear to confirm marriage rumors
NEW YORK — The controversial romance between Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes may have reached its apex with wedded bliss. The former 'GMA3' co-hosts, who sparked engagement rumors earlier this year, seemingly confirmed that they're married on the latest episode of their podcast. 'I'm T.J. Holmes — alongside my friend, my partner, my podcast co-host, Amy Robach. My person, my partner, my spouse,' he introduced his lover during the opening of this week's 'I Do, Part 2.' The couple, who became the subject of public scrutiny when their secret relationship was uncovered while they were both legally married to other people, have seemed to relish in the scuttlebutt in the aftermath of the scandal. Their affair first made headlines in late 2022, prompting ABC to launch a probe that ultimately ended with the two getting axed from their high profile gigs. They've since gone on to work together on multiple podcast projects. More than a year after saying they were considering marriage, they fueled engagement rumors when Robach brandished a beautiful bauble on her wedding ring finger when they attended the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards in March. In a strange twist of fate, their former spouses, attorney Marilee Fiebig and 'Melrose Place' actor Andrew Shue, bonded over their shared marital strife and began dating one another in 2023.
Yahoo
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'Love is messy': Introducing 'Ask Amy & T.J.,' a new relationship advice column from Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes
Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes are now taking your wildest, messiest, thorniest relationship questions, in a new Yahoo advice column: Ask Amy & T.J. (Photo illustration: Yahoo, photo: Getty Images) Longtime journalists Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes have firsthand experience with the messiness of modern relationships and the complexity of combining family, finances and more when you're starting over with a new person. 'We're here to be the face of life is messy,' Robach says. 'Love is messy.' Love is messy, alright. From the moment their relationship was first turned into clickbait fodder, Robach and Holmes have been learning to navigate life's difficult moments together. Now, they want to help you address yours in Ask Amy & T.J., the celebrity couple's new relationship advice column from Yahoo, debuting June 9. In this weekly series, the pair will take on your relationship questions, however complicated, bizarre or intimate — there are no taboos here — with the humor and humility you know them for. Who better to tackle your trickiest problems than two people with hard-earned wisdom of their own? 'I feel like we've become experienced relationship veterans because we've had a lot of trial and error,' Robach explains (Holmes chimes in, with a laugh: 'a lot of errors'). And that's the point, according to the couple. 'I think you really, truly learn when you make mistakes; when there are problems, even failures,' Robach admits. 'And we have learned significantly.' ADVERTISEMENT Too often, people aren't willing to be honest, because we're trying to live up to that perfect picture we see on the internet of that 'other' couple.T.J. Holmes Both Robach and Holmes have been married (twice) and they've been through divorce (twice). They are an interracial couple. They have a blended family. 'We are not here to say we have it all figured out,' says Robach. 'We're still learning, we're still fighting, we're still growing, we're still evolving — but being open and honest about the fact that it isn't perfect, I think, is a huge starting point.' Thanks to Robach and Holmes's realness, friends, acquaintances and even strangers have approached them to divulge relationship issues — and this column aims to bring those intimate conversations online. 'What it boils down to is that ours is a story people can relate to,' says Holmes. 'I think it's a more attainable goal for people in relationships to get where we got: We went through hell and then realized on the other side, I'm gonna be OK, and this relationship is worth fighting for.' We're here to be the face of life is Robach Robach and Holmes don't always see things from the same angle. Robach is an over-sharer ('I'm working on it,' she admits). Holmes, on the other hand, is a 'big boundaries guy.' From this battle-tested couple, you can expect pragmatic advice from two points of view, with one core value in common: authenticity. That's how they've made it through their challenges stronger than ever and how they want to help you through yours. ADVERTISEMENT It doesn't matter if your relationship looks nothing like theirs. No topic is off limits and no problem is too big or too small. You can tell them about a secret you're tired of keeping or the deepest rift in your marriage. From skeletons in the closet to petty dramas, the politics at the playground to your workplace frenemy — they're ready to help you wade through it all. To get advice directly from Amy and T.J., send whatever relationship question is keeping you up at night — whether it's about friends, family, your love life or beyond — to askamyandtj@
Yahoo
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'Love is messy': Introducing 'Ask Amy & T.J.,' a new relationship advice column from Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes
Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes are now taking your wildest, messiest, thorniest relationship questions, in a new Yahoo advice column: Ask Amy & T.J. (Photo illustration: Yahoo, photo: Getty Images) Longtime journalists Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes have firsthand experience with the messiness of modern relationships and the complexity of combining family, finances and more when you're starting over with a new person. 'We're here to be the face of life is messy,' Robach says. 'Love is messy.' Love is messy, alright. From the moment their relationship was first turned into clickbait fodder, Robach and Holmes have been learning to navigate life's difficult moments together. Now, they want to help you address yours in Ask Amy & T.J., the celebrity couple's new relationship advice column from Yahoo, debuting June 9. In this weekly series, the pair will take on your relationship questions, however complicated, bizarre or intimate — there are no taboos here — with the humor and humility you know them for. Who better to tackle your trickiest problems than two people with hard-earned wisdom of their own? 'I feel like we've become experienced relationship veterans because we've had a lot of trial and error,' Robach explains (Holmes chimes in, with a laugh: 'a lot of errors'). And that's the point, according to the couple. 'I think you really, truly learn when you make mistakes; when there are problems, even failures,' Robach admits. 'And we have learned significantly.' Advertisement Too often, people aren't willing to be honest, because we're trying to live up to that perfect picture we see on the internet of that 'other' couple. T.J. Holmes Both Robach and Holmes have been married (twice) and they've been through divorce (twice). They are an interracial couple. They have a blended family. 'We are not here to say we have it all figured out,' says Robach. 'We're still learning, we're still fighting, we're still growing, we're still evolving — but being open and honest about the fact that it isn't perfect, I think, is a huge starting point.' Thanks to Robach and Holmes's realness, friends, acquaintances and even strangers have approached them to divulge relationship issues — and this column aims to bring those intimate conversations online. 'What it boils down to is that ours is a story people can relate to,' says Holmes. 'I think it's a more attainable goal for people in relationships to get where we got: We went through hell and then realized on the other side, I'm gonna be OK, and this relationship is worth fighting for.' We're here to be the face of life is messy. Amy Robach Advertisement Robach and Holmes don't always see things from the same angle. Robach is an over-sharer ('I'm working on it,' she admits). Holmes, on the other hand, is a 'big boundaries guy.' From this battle-tested couple, you can expect pragmatic advice from two points of view, with one core value in common: authenticity. That's how they've made it through their challenges stronger than ever and how they want to help you through yours. It doesn't matter if your relationship looks nothing like theirs. No topic is off limits and no problem is too big or too small. You can tell them about a secret you're tired of keeping or the deepest rift in your marriage. From skeletons in the closet to petty dramas, the politics at the playground to your workplace frenemy — they're ready to help you wade through it all. To get advice directly from Amy and T.J., send whatever relationship question is keeping you up at night — whether it's about friends, family, your love life or beyond — to askamyandtj@
