Amy Robach, 53, and T.J. Holmes, 49, have reportedly married in a private ceremony, keeping the news hidden until official records revealed their surprising decision. According to reports citing marriage documents, the former “Good Morning America” co-anchors exchanged vows on September 19, 2026, in Washington County, Arkansas. The couple reportedly obtained their marriage license just one day before the ceremony, and the paperwork became public weeks later. Their choice of Arkansas quickly sparked curiosity, particularly because Holmes was born in West Memphis and attended the University of Arkansas. Robach had previously suggested that she preferred a simple wedding, even mentioning Las Vegas and a justice of the peace during a 2024 podcast conversation. Instead, the couple chose a location connected to Holmes’ past and kept the celebration largely out of the public eye. Reports also indicated that some of their former ABC colleagues were not invited, although the couple had not publicly explained their guest list or the reason for selecting that particular location.
Their marriage marks another chapter in a relationship that attracted widespread attention in late 2022, when photographs of the pair together sparked headlines while both were still legally married to other people. Robach was married to actor Andrew Shue, while Holmes was married to Marilee Fiebig. The two later maintained that their previous marriages were already ending when their romance began. ABC removed them from the air pending an internal review, and the network announced their departures in January 2023. Since then, the pair have continued their relationship and launched projects together, including their “Amy & T.J.” podcast. They announced their engagement in October 2025, revealing that Holmes had proposed about a month earlier, and later hinted that their wedding plans would be meaningful to them personally. Meanwhile, reports that Shue and Fiebig had begun dating added an unexpected twist to the story. Robach and Holmes have spoken about wanting to make the most of their time together after previous marriages, and their reported Arkansas ceremony appears to reflect their preference for privacy. Whether they eventually share more details about the wedding remains unclear, but their quiet approach has already reignited public interest in the couple’s unconventional journey to marriage.