Michael Strahan sh0cked by his Daughter’s PHONE TEXTS – The story that has every parent Paying Attention!
MICHAEL Strahan gives his daughter Sophia, 15, side eye as the texted her boyfriend.
The former football player, 48, looked like he tried and failed to keep his teenage daughter in line in his latest Instagram pic.
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Michael Strahan with his daughter SophiaCredit: Instagram
Michael, who is dad to Sophia and her twin Isabella, sat on the sofa with his daughter, giving a stern look to the camera.
Meanwhile, Sophia is sat next to him with a smile on her face as she texts on her phone.
He captioned the post: “When a boy tries to talk to my daughters… 😂😂😂 #GirlDad #IPlayedFootballDontForgetThat #SideEye #lovemykids”
Michael is also dad to Tanita, 28, Michael Jr, 25, to his ex Wanda Hutchins.
The sweet photo comes as network insiders claimed ABC are set to cancel talk show Strahan, Sara and Keke.
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Michael with his twin daughtersCredit: Getty Images
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Michael’s chat show has allegedly been cancelledCredit: © 2019 American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
The show, which stars Michael alongside Sarah Haines and Keke Palmer, faces the axe after it was replaced by daily report Pandemic: What You Need To Know.
A source told Page Six: “[Pandemic] was initially supposed to be a two-week experiment and the show did really well.”
The sources say the switch in the lineup will now be permanent, though Michael will continue to host Good Morning America.
Strahan recently spoke about about his concerns on inequality at ABC during an anti-racism symposium on June 4 in front of all ABC and Disney employees, and CEO of the Walt Disney Company Bob Iger.
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Michael presenting Good Morning AmericaCredit: Rex Features
Michael didn’t name his time on Live with Kelly – which he served from 2012 to 2016 – but insiders told Page Six he was referring to the show.
The insider said: “Michael said that there were some very tense situations with executives who got argumentative and loud on [Live With Kelly] and he was very aware he couldn’t speak up or raise his voice as he was worried he would be seen as threatening.”
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