BREAKING NEWS: ‘GMA’ Makes Heartbreaking Announcement About Key Cast Member Leaving After 37 Years

Good Morning America recently said goodbye to its home for over two decades. In fact, the series recently aired its last episode before it switches to its new studio. During the moment, the series also said goodbye to a long-standing member of the GMA family.

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Good Morning America recently aired its last episode from its famous Times Square studio on June 13, 2025. This had been the show’s home for nearly 26 years.

The series, like many ABC shows, will move production to the Walt Disney Company’s New York City headquarters at 7 Hudson Square. Fans will see the series debut new episodes from the new studio on June 16, 2025.

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The recent milestone episode was a time of celebration, complete with performances from singer Alicia Keys. In addition, fans also saw the Good Morning America family say goodbye to one of its own.

Just as the series is set to make a big move, Gary Minor, who worked as a stagehand and prop master for the show, will retire. Minor had been part of the show for around 37 years.

Co-anchor Michael Strahan shared, “Gary’s behind the scenes but he is such an integral part of this show. He’s been head stage man and prop master for 37 years.” Of course, Strahan turned to Minor and added, “Unfortunately for us, but very fortunate for you, you’re retiring now.”

The show then shared a look-back at Minor’s time on the show. As Strahan noted, “To us here at GMA, [Minor’s] the heart of the studio.” He added, “I love Gary, he’s been one of my best friends here. He has been like my Danny DeVito.”

Gary Noble Shared A Special Surprise For His GMA Family, With His Own Personal Touch

Strahan’s co-stars also shared kind words for Minor. Robin Roberts added, “I can’t imagine walking in the studio and not seeing Gary.”

George Stephanopoulos teased, “I’m really going to miss having someone my size on the set. Gary’s the best.” Ginger Zee also shared, “He is the most generous, loving, funny guy. And he’s just like the right amount of rascal as well.”

 

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However, Minor also had a surprise for the GMA crew of his own. Taking to the stage, he unveiled a special gift: individual bobbleheads made in his image. Each one was personalized with a heart that had the name of each of the GMA crew’s names written on them.

Taking to social media, fans, and people who’ve worked with Noble in the past, shared their well-wishes with him. Good Morning America contributor Laura Gassner Otting, for example, shared, “All hail Gary who made so many of my appearances super memorable with the best props in the game!”