T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach, once the faces of daytime television’s GMA3: What You Need to Know, have officially set their wedding date, marking a pivotal new chapter in a relationship that has captivated—and at times scandalized—the public since 2022. The couple, whose romance first became tabloid fodder amid swirling rumors and workplace controversy, announced on their “Amy & T.J.” podcast in May 2026 that they will tie the knot on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at a private ranch in Eagle Point.
The wedding, which will take place nearly three years after their relationship first became public, is set to be a deeply personal affair. According to Page Six and People Magazine, the couple has opted for an intimate celebration, deliberately keeping the guest list selective and excluding former colleagues from their GMA days. This decision, they’ve said, is both practical and a reflection of how much their lives have changed since leaving network television behind.
Holmes and Robach’s journey from co-anchors to life partners has been anything but conventional. Their relationship first made headlines in November 2022, when photos surfaced of the pair together during a getaway in upstate New York. At the time, both were still legally married to other people, and the revelation sent shockwaves through the media industry. The ensuing scrutiny led to their final GMA3 appearance on December 2, 2022, and their formal dismissal from ABC News in January 2023.
For many, such a public fall from grace could have spelled the end of their media careers. But Holmes and Robach took a different path. Rather than retreat from the spotlight, they launched their own podcast, “Amy & T.J.,” through iHeartPodcasts. The show quickly became a hit, with listeners drawn to the same chemistry that once made them popular on morning TV. The podcast’s blend of entertainment, lifestyle, and candid personal stories has resonated with a loyal audience, as reported by Yahoo Entertainment and USA Today.
In October 2025, the couple announced their engagement on their podcast, revealing to their listeners that the proposal had taken place about a month earlier. Holmes, now 48, popped the question after nearly three years of dating Robach. The engagement was marked by a “massive diamond,” a detail confirmed by multiple sources and gleefully discussed on the show. “We are sharing with all of you that we are engaged and we’ve been engaged for just about a month now,” Robach told their audience, according to the podcast’s October 2025 episode.
Their decision to go public with the engagement—and now the wedding date—was a deliberate move. Media analysts, as cited by People Magazine, have observed that Holmes and Robach have managed to control their narrative in a way that’s rare for high-profile couples embroiled in controversy. By maintaining transparency with their audience and continuing to work together professionally, they’ve managed to transform a scandal into a story of resilience and reinvention.
But the couple’s approach to their upcoming nuptials is also shaped by personal experience. Both Holmes and Robach have been married twice before, a fact they addressed candidly during a May 19, 2026 appearance on Giuliana Rancic’s “Bill and Giuliana: The Podcast.” When asked if they had set a wedding date, Holmes replied simply, “We do.” Robach, caught off guard, asked, “Are you okay with that date? I had a date that I really wanted. You’re just telling me now on the podcast that you’re okay with that date?” Holmes explained, “Being here with them made me more comfortable,” referring to Giuliana and her husband.
Robach went on to explain why this wedding feels different. “This will be our third marriage, both of us,” she said. “We’ve both been married twice before, and we want to maximize the amount of time we have together. We want to enjoy as much of that as we can.” This sense of urgency, of savoring every moment, has become a recurring theme in their public conversations.
Despite the speculation that often surrounds celebrity couples, Holmes and Robach have been adamant that they’re not interested in secrecy. In March 2026, they addressed rumors that they had already wed in secret, referencing the much-discussed but unconfirmed marriage of actors Tom Holland and Zendaya. “The wedding hasn’t happened yet,” Holmes said. “We’re not doing a Tom and Zendaya thing.” Robach agreed, adding, “We spend more time together—this is an absolute fact—than 99.9% of married folks. We might as well be. I have spent more time with you in the last three years than I have with any other living human being.”
The couple has also teased that their ceremony will be “very special” and unique, though they’ve kept the specifics under wraps. “There is a way we want to get married that we haven’t revealed necessarily, but it would be very special to us,” Holmes shared on the podcast. “We can’t say what that is. That’s a big thing for us.”
Holmes finalized his divorce from Marilee Fiebig in October 2023 after 12 years of marriage, while Robach navigated her own separation. Both have spoken about how these experiences have informed their approach to their relationship and their upcoming wedding. The wedding itself, as reported by E! Online, represents not just a personal milestone but also a kind of professional vindication. The couple’s podcast has attracted significant sponsorship and a devoted fan base, demonstrating that their audience supports them despite the controversial origins of their romance.
Industry observers have noted that June 2026 is a strategic time for the wedding, coinciding with the podcast’s mature phase and potential new project launches. Speculation persists about whether Holmes and Robach will expand their media presence beyond podcasting, perhaps launching new shows or ventures. For now, however, their focus appears to be on their relationship and the successful platform they’ve built together.
As the wedding date approaches, the story of Holmes and Robach continues to evolve. What began as a workplace romance-turned-scandal has become a testament to the power of authenticity, resilience, and, perhaps above all, the ability to write one’s own story—even when the world is watching.