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The couple’s personal romance was leaked in November 2022 whereas they’d been nonetheless married to totally different people. The Good Morning America stars had been privately separated from their respective spouses on the time, and declare that whereas ABC acknowledged that they hadn’t violated any agency protection with their relationship, they’d been said to be inflicting a distraction and ultimately compelled out of their roles.

Robach, 50, finalized her divorce from Andrew Shue in March, and Holmes, 46, settled his divorce from Marilee Fiebig in October.

Now, the earlier GMA3 anchors turned couple are opening up about their relationship for the first time since their firing, throughout the inaugural episode of their iHeartRadio current, the Amy and T.J. Podcast, getting candid about their exit from the ABC assortment, and the fallout acquired right here when their personal romance was ultimately uncovered.

Check out the biggest revelations from the tell-all episode beneath.

Calling themselves the “individuals who misplaced the roles we love because of we love each other,” Holmes said their love is why they’re the place they’re at right now.

Noting that that’s the main time they get to debate what occurred, Robach said the pair have “passed by a yr of hell” throughout the battle for his or her relationship.

“Finally, all of us are always rooting for love,” Robach. “It doesn’t always happen everytime you want it to happen. And it’s easy when it’s precise and it’s one factor it’s a should to navigate and it isn’t easy.”

She added, “Relationships are laborious, they’re messy, they don’t seem to be wonderful. We now have now fought for love, and I can say I’ve under no circumstances been happier. I’m with my best pal.”

Holmes seconded that feeling, telling listeners he too is the “happiest and healthiest” he’s been in his life.

“Bottom line now we now have not said this: I’m in love with this lady and she or he’s in love with me and we’re planning a life collectively,” Holmes shared.

He added, “Various you understand that life, love, marriage, relationships might be messy and infrequently are.”

Whereas it was speculated that the pair had stepped out on their spouses, every Holmes and Robach denied ever having an affair all through Tuesday’s episode, with Holmes telling listeners, “To be clear, we had been outed as being in a relationship, nevertheless all people else thought we had been being outed as adulterers — being outed as dishonest on our spouses — and it wasn’t the case because of the odd issue is, the day these photographs had been taken and the day that article was launched, we every at the moment had been in divorce proceedings.”

“We had attorneys, mediators, we had been within the midst of divorces,” Robach added, noting that when the first snap of the pair was taken, her estranged husband had moved out of the house they shared collectively “three months earlier.”

Holmes, within the meantime, said he had been dwelling by himself in his New York Metropolis apartment as a result of the summer season of 2022.

The duo went on to share that they’d been planning to reveal their relationship after their respective divorces had been finalized.

“We thought in January, we are going to go and stroll in and make clear to administration that we’re a pair… We would actually even talked about doing it earlier,” Robach recalled. “Correct sooner than the photographs acquired right here out, we thought: ‘Must we inform them what’s going on on? And we thought, ‘Let’s merely get these divorces cleaned up after which let’s do it.’ Nonetheless we had every intention of doing it and we didn’t think about, and I don’t suppose we nonetheless do think about, we had been doing one thing technically flawed.”

The couple even drafted a press launch saying the data, that they under no circumstances purchased the prospect to ship out.

“I’ve it in my cellphone nonetheless,” Holmes revealed. “You made an announcement concerning the place you had been in your marriage, and I made an announcement about my divorce persevering with and other people statements had been under no circumstances launched.”

“If we might have put out statements about divorces, after which people came across we had been courting, they could elevate some eyebrows and go, ‘Oooh, okay, that’s nonetheless an attention-grabbing matter,’ nevertheless doing it this fashion, the story grew to grow to be mainstream after they’re able to say ‘Morning Current Stars Suspended,” Holmes added sooner than admitting that he didn’t suppose their relationship would rise to the extent of a nationwide data story. “That’s now a severe story given the mannequin we had been hooked as much as. That is a gigantic, giant deal. And we knew that that was going to be an unlimited deal.”

Throughout the days after pictures of them collectively leaked on-line, Robach revealed she wanted to do a “wellness study” on Holmes.

Admitting that he was sending Robach texts throughout the “earlier tense,” Holmes said he didn’t understand how he was sounding on the time.

“After I used to be sending them to you, I didn’t perceive how I was sounding,” Holmes shared “I’m uncertain the place my head was in the mean time.”

Calling her correspondence with Holmes “terrifying,” Robach said that the messages be taught, “I’m sorry, you had been the love of my life. I’m so sorry this has occurred.”

The journalist said that she requested Holmes to confirm he was OK nevertheless purchased no response, she moreover was alerted by the GMA3 manufacturing crew that they might not attain Holmes.

It’s then she started to panic, even getting her father involved to hunt out out about Holmes’ whereabouts.

“I was so afraid that he had achieved one factor,” Holmes said sooner than revealing she was “pretty hysterical” upon arriving to his apartment.

“I keep in mind happening the hall, opening the door, and my dad acquired right here in with me. And I seen you and in addition you had been merely splayed out in your mattress,” an emotional Robach recounted. “I ran to you. I said, ‘T.J.!’ and in addition you didn’t switch. And I keep in mind, it was most likely probably the most horrible issue, having to the contact your physique to see if you happen to occur to had been warmth. I was so afraid. You had been merely incoherent.”

Holmes shared that the state of affairs occurred after he left work and “immediately started pounding vodka.”

“I didn’t stop for a variety of hours. I took who’s conscious of what variety of weed edibles, and that’s how I ended up throughout the state I was in,” he recalled.

“That combination was terrifying. You weren’t transferring and I’ll all the time do not forget that night,” Robach said.

Robach moreover struggled collectively together with her psychological nicely being amid the swarm of headlines surrounding their relationship, telling listeners she wanted to die.

“You bear most cancers, and, positive, you might be afraid to die, nevertheless you might be combating to dwell,” Robach, who battled breast most cancers in 2013, said. “And you have all these people spherical you, supporting you and cheering you on, and also you’re feeling this collective hug from individuals who discover themselves lifting you up everytime you’re scared and you’re going by all of these cures. Nonetheless this yr, I wanted to die.”

She continued, “There have been days the place I wanted to die and that was one factor I’d under no circumstances expert sooner than in my life. I merely didn’t want to stand up. I didn’t want to see what new headline was going to be in the marketplace.”

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