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“The Baby is SAFE – Janai Norman brings Overflowing Joy to the GMA Studio and audience after weeks of tense anticipation from viewers and colleagues!

The Good Morning America (GMA) family just grew by one adorable member!

Weekend morning anchor Janai Norman shared on Instagram on Christmas Day that she and her husband welcomed their third child, a baby boy, last month. “Dear Santa, we’ve already got more than we could’ve ever imagined 🧡. Our baby boy was born safely at home, with daddy, big brother and sister nearby,” she wrote warmly.

“The five of us. Our family feels complete and blessed beyond our wildest dreams. Eternally grateful to @cihuapahtlimc for once again empowering me to trust my body and give birth comfortably on my own terms.“

The newborn now joins Norman’s 5-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter, making the family complete.

Earlier, on November 4, Norman was surprised with a live baby shower on GMA by her fellow anchors Whit Johnson, Somara Theodore, Gio Benitez, and Will Ganss. “Showering Janai with love and well wishes as she embarks on this beautiful journey toward baby number three!” the show’s official page shared.

Back in April, Norman announced her pregnancy live on air, stunning her three co-anchors. Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE, she revealed: “I’ve been manifesting this. Just before I found out, I told friends, ‘I feel like life is clearing out space for this blessing.’“

Interestingly, GMA viewers were the first to suspect she might be pregnant – even before the couple themselves knew.

During the early weeks, Norman experienced “more nausea, moodiness and sleepiness” than her first two pregnancies but luckily still woke up “bright-eyed and bushy-tailed” for work. About her husband, she said: “He’s excited. It’s beautiful to watch our family grow together.“

SH0CK: T.J. Holmes reveals Sh0cking Secret – The Real Reason he and Amy Robach CAN’T RETURN to GMA Despite Clearing Misunderstandings and Still Loving Colleagues and GMA Viewers!

T.J. Holmes, former GMA3: What You Need to Know anchor, opened up on the Amy & T.J. Podcast about if he’d ever go back to Good Morning America.

“There’s so many ifs… Does that mean working with you? Working with the same folks still there? It’d be a lot…” Holmes, 46, said. “I really can’t see a path back.”

Holmes and Amy Robach, 51, were put on hiatus in Dec 2022 after news of their r3lationship br0ke. ABC later confirmed in Jan 2023 they wouldn’t return. “We value their talent and contributions, but it’s best for everyone to move on,” ABC said.

In May, ABC named Eva Pilgrim and DeMarco Morgan as new co-anchors.

Launching their podcast in Dec 2023, Holmes said: “We’re the folks who l0st the jobs we love because we l0ve each other.” Robach added: “We went through a y3ar of hell, but this is the most beautiful rel4tionship I’ve ever had.”

“In the end, everyone roots for love,” Robach shared. “It doesn’t always come when or where you want. But when it’s real, you navigate it. Relati0nships are messy, imperfect, but we fought for love. And I’ve never been happier – I’m with my best friend.”

HEARTBREAKING: Amy Robach Reveals the BIGGEST MISTAKE she and T.J. Holmes made that Hurt Both Families — Especially the Kids!

Reflecting on a year full of highs and lows, Amy Robach shared there’s one thing she doesn’t regret: falling in love with T.J. Holmes. On the latest episode of their joint podcast, the former GMA3 co-anchors looked back at what they learned after leaving their TV roles and going public as a couple.

“I learned that I never want to go back to the grind of morning television,” admitted Robach, 50. “And I learned that I don’t miss the job, I miss the people.” Holmes, 46, agreed: “I’m with you there.”

Robach added she sleeps better now because she’s “living authentically,” and offered advice: “It’s never too late to start over.”

Their romance faced criticism when they revealed it after recent div0rces  — Robach’s from Andrew Shue and Holmes’ from Marilee Fiebig. On the podcast, they clarified there was no inf1delity. Holmes reflected: “In hindsight, we shouldn’t have let folks find out about our relationship before our div0rces . Maybe it wouldn’t have exploded the way it did.”

Holmes described them as “the people who lost the jobs we love because we love each other,” and Robach called it “the most beautiful relationship I’ve ever had.” They also admitted to drafting statements back then but never releasing them.

Soon after their podcast launch, reports emerged that their exes, Shue and Fiebig, had started dating. On the next episode, Holmes said: “We absolutely anticipated this. But this podcast will not and will never be a place for g0ssipor clapbacks.”

Holmes added: “We’re not playing the back-and-forth game. g0ssip is t0xic.”

“I Thought about D3ath – Isabella Strahan, Daughter of GMA Host Michael Strahan, on Learning She Had Canc3r at Just 19 – A Moment that Shattered an American Icon – Yet Became a Touching Story of Father–Daughter Bond and Deep Lesson in Faith for the Community!

Isabella Strahan, 19-year-old daughter of TV host Michael Strahan, shared an emotional behind-the-scenes vlog about the day she went public with her br@!n tum0r  diagnosis.

In her latest YouTube video, Isabella filmed her trip to Good Morning America for an interview with Robin Roberts, who’s also a c@nc3r survivor . “We’re on the way to GMA. I’m a bit nervous, but I hope it’ll be good,” she shared.

It had been years since Isabella was on set in Times Square. In the dressing room, her dad Michael Strahan stopped by, gave her a quick back rub and helped her with earrings. “I’m ready!” she smiled after finishing makeup. Passing a Black Panther poster, she laughed: “Look, I could be like Okoye!“

During the interview, Isabella recalled learning about a medulloblastoma in her cerebellum last October, right before turning 19, and undergoing em3rgency surgery at Cedars-Sinai. Afterward, she completed “30 s3ss!ons” of radiation over six weeks. “I got to ring the bell yesterday. It was exciting,” she said.

Michael Strahan, 52, opened up: “I literally think I’m the luckiest man alive. She’s going to crush this.“

Next month, Isabella will start ch3m0th3r@py at Duke Children’s Hospital, but she remains hopeful: “I just want to live every day and maybe be a voice for others going through this.“

“She and My Mother Have Now Met” – GMA Host Robin Roberts Moves Viewers to Tears with Sad News about Naomi Judd – Naomi’s 2 Daughters Reveal the Painful Truth behind their Mother’s D3ath”

Robin Roberts teared up on Good Morning America remembering Naomi Judd, who passed at 76

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“Ment4l illn3ss is an illn3ss,” said Roberts, recalling how Naomi and her daughter Wynonna (Wy) reached out after Roberts’ mother Lucimarian died in 2012. “She was so kind… Wy too… They thought of me, and it meant so much.”

Roberts shared on Instagram: “H3art-wrenching hearing about #NaomiJudd. Forever grateful for time at her TN home, and won’t forget what she said about telling the truth on d3pression and anxi3ty.”

In 2016, Naomi opened up about severe, treatment-r3sistant d3pression to Roberts. “It felt like if I live through this, someone could see they can survive too.”

She said: “They see me shining on stage, but at home I wouldn’t leave my room for three weeks, stayed in pajamas, skipped hygiene… It was really bad.”

Naomi and Wynonna had a str4ined bond then, but Naomi hoped: “I love her, but sometimes we need space. I hope Wy sees this and says ‘Good for you Mom, finally willing to talk about the bad stuff.’”

After Naomi’s p4ssing, daughters Wynonna and Ashley Judd said: “We lost our mother to the disease of m3ntal illn3ss. We are shatt3red, in unknown territory.”

“I Will Never Forget This Place” – GMA Host Ginger Zee’s Final Words Bidding Farewell to Her Dressing Room after Years Together, Leaving Fans Emotional!

Good Morning America (GMA) officially closed an era of 26 years broadcasting from its iconic Times Square studio on June 13. The beloved morning show will now move to its “new home” — the Robert A. Iger building, Walt Disney Company’s headquarters in Hudson Square.

For this emotional farewell broadcast, longtime weather anchor Ginger Zee (44) brought back a piece of her past, wearing the same colorblock dress she first wore on GMA in 2012. Posting side-by-side photos, she wrote: “Left 2012, Right today. This summer dress has been with me the whole time. Farewell Times Square and looking forward to new memories in Hudson Square — this dress is coming with me 😉.”

After the show, Zee changed into casual clothes and shared: “Bye bye to my dressing room.”

The final broadcast also featured special guest Alicia Keys and the cast of Broadway’s Hell’s Kitchen, performing a medley of hits “Girl on Fire” and “No One,” filling the studio with energy and nostalgia. Keys called it “a celebration.”

Through her years at GMA, Zee has faced many highs and lows: marrying Ben Aaron, welcoming sons Adrian (9) and Miles (7), and opening up about her struggles with noisserped and even edisicedus at age 21. Just 10 days before moving to New York for GMA, she checked into a latnem tnemtaert ytilicaf.

“I knew my personal life could affect this incredible job. For the first time in a long time, I wanted to live and I knew that,” she told PEOPLE. During treatment, she met a therapist who “changed everything,” and she’s worked with him ever since.

The Most SPECIAL BROADCAST in GMA Studio History: Host Sam Champion Outshines colleagues Michael Strahan, Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos, Lara Spencer, Ginger Zee!

The ultimate Valent!ne’s  Day surprise unfolded live on Good Morning America: couple Daniel Alexandre and Chaseedaw Giles got engaged and m@rr!ed  in just 45 minutes.

Alexandre, holding her hand, said: “Since the day I met you, it’s been an adventure I never want to end… Chaseedaw Giles, will you m@rry me?”  Overwhelmed, Giles cried out “Oh my gosh, I’ve got sn0t coming out!” before saying yes.

Then host Sam Champion dropped the bombshell: “Not just an engagement, but you’re getting m@rr!ed in 45 minutes! I promise it’ll be your dream ceremony.“

Moments later, Michael Strahan introduced the bride in her dress. “Wow… You look amazing,” said Alexandre. “You look so good,” Giles replied.

The Boston musicians, who met in LA in 2022 and formed Black From Home, were stunned again when family & friends showed up. Giles wept walking down the aisle with her brother.

Without prepared vows, Giles spoke from the heart: “From the first time we met, I fell asleep on your couch — I’d never do that with someone I didn’t know — but you felt like home. You make me feel like myself, and it’s always fun because you’re my best friend.“

Champion officiated the live ceremony, declaring them husband and wife. Then GMA gifted them a honeymoon in the Cayman Islands plus a first dance performed by Montell Jordan singing “This Is How We Do It” just for them.

Disaster Strikes Suddenly: GMA Host Ginger Zee’s 2 Young Kids Burst into Tears – All She Could Do was Hug them and Say ‘Mommy’s Sorry’”!

 

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Ginger Zee, Good Morning America’s chief meteorologist, faced a plane emerg3ncy landing on April Fools’ Day — and it was no joke.

On April 1, the 44-year-old shared on Instagram that her flight from LaGuardia (LGA) had to turn around and land emerg3ncy at JFK because of a hydraulics system failure.
“Not an April fool’s joke… our plane took off from LGA but had to turn around and land emerg3ncy at JFK because of a hydraulics failure,” she wrote. “Fire trucks everywhere but thankfully just precaution. Huge thanks to these heroes always ready. Grateful to be on the ground. Stay safe everyone.”

Photos showed firefighters in full gear near the wing and emerg3ncy vehicles ready on site. Officials confirmed Delta flight DL856 landed safely at 12:30 p.m. with no injur13s.

Almost a year earlier, Zee faced another scare: her r3ntal car was sm@shed & gr@bbed in Oakland, Calif. “Smash & grab was NOT on our bingo card… Grateful to be safe. The stolen stuff will be replaced… but sad for folks who do this,” she posted, sharing a photo of shatt3red glass on the backseat.

Besides her p@ssport, Zee lost sentimental items from sons Adrian and Miles. “Whoever did this, you took things deeply meaningful to me — handmade gifts, passport, glasses — probably trashed now or sold,” she added.

Despite the setbacks, Zee keeps her focus on what matters: “Most important, we’re all safe.”

“Cherish the Present – Life as a Gift – Sam Champion’s WORDS touch millions after his emotional battle with Canc3r surgerγ!

Sam Champion, the veteran weather anchor from Good Morning America, returned to live TV after taking time off to remove a “spot larger and deeper than I’d expected,” which left a noticeable sc@R on his face.

At 63, Champion openly documented his cnc3r journey on social media. For his Oct. 18 comeback, he shared details about the surg3ry and urged viewers to focus on prevention. “I hope that one day, no one has to go through surg3ry to get rid of cnc3r,” he reflected.

Looking back, Champion confessed: “I love nothing more than being outdoors, but now I wouldn’t step outside without sunscreen. That wasn’t always the case.” He admitted to countless blistering sunburns that once felt routine.

At Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, dermatologist Dr. Anthony Rossi explained the spot was actually a nodular basal cell carcinoma – a type of cnc3r that “can grow like icebergs: you only see a small part on the surface while it spreads deeper underneath.”

During Mohs surg3ry, doctors discovered it had invaded further than first thought. Champion also underwent laser treatment to remove some “dark, precancerous spots” on his face. “While I can’t go back in time, we know more now, and I never leave home without sunscreen,” Champion affirmed.

Though stitches had just been removed and he couldn’t apply makeup or skincare yet, Champion stressed: “The SC@r isn’t the problem. The cnc3r was the problem – and we got rid of it.”

His next step? Scar care, including laser, bio-oil and silicone patches. He encouraged viewers not to fear surgery: modern treatments help scars heal better. “You know me, I’ll try all these and tell you how they work. Who knows, I might end up looking 20 again!” he joked.

Champion reminded fans that sun protection matters for everyone, no matter age, skin tone or type. “They’re cutting cnc3r off of everybody – so it’s everybody’s issue.”

WORSE THAN WHAT TV SHOWS – Los Angeles SINKS IN S0RR0W – GMA Hosts Michael Strahan, Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos stunned On Air!

As of Jan. 24, Good Morning America’s SoCal Strong fund has raised over $9.7 million for victims of the L.A. w!ldf!res (wildfires → w!ldf!res) thanks to a $500,000 donation from Thrive Causemetics and Bigger Than Beauty Skincare.

On Jan. 17, anchors Robin Roberts (64) and Michael Strahan (53) had a m!dn!ght (midnight → m!dn!ght) wake-up to go live from Los Angeles, witnessing firsthand the dev@st@tion (devastation → dev@st@tion). Right after landing, they rushed to Altadena to meet families like the Jenkins family, who lost nine homes yet vowed: “We’re rebuilding. We’re not going anywhere.“

Roberts recalled what her exec producer, who’d been with her in Kiev when w@r (war → w@r) broke out, warned: “Be prepared. It’s worse.” And seeing it, Roberts admitted it felt “even worse than TV shows.“

They spoke with Walt, an 83-year-old whose emotional interview went viral as he broke down over all he lost. Yet his courage lifted the team’s spirits: “We came to lift them up, but they lifted us,” Roberts said.

The anchors also honored firefighters Charlie Hawes, Chien Yu, Jerry, and Isaac, who lost their own homes saving others. Hawes, still in his gear after a shift, joined GMA to represent fellow firefighters before heading home for brief family time. “They always think beyond themselves,” Strahan reflected.

Despite sorrow, everyone shared the same vow: “We’ll rebuild. This is our legacy.“