T.J. Holmes cried, Amy Robach in contrast herself to Liz Taylor of their first reside podcast

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By Carlos Greer

Scandalous lovebirds T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach took their romance podcast on the street — or the streets of New York Metropolis moderately.

The previous “GMA 3” anchors hosted their first reside “Amy & T.J.” podcast at Soho Home on Thursday night time, the place that they had a fireplace chat-like look in entrance of their followers.

A supply who attended the dialog informed Web page Six it felt like they have been lacking the small display. “Amy opened up [by] joking about how she hadn’t been in a room with shiny lights in a 12 months and a half,” our supply stated.

Their lives regarded very completely different again then. They have been married to exes Andrew Shue and Marilee Fiebig (who are actually, in fact, in a dedicated relationship with one another), and so they have been incomes hundreds of thousands at a comfortable daytime TV gig, internet hosting “GMA 3” at ABC Information. That each one went kaput once they blew up their marriages, and it was revealed that their relationship prolonged past the information desk.

For sure, it’s been “a 12 months of hell,” because the couple so eloquently put it again in December once they launched the podcast.

On Thursday, Holmes’s daughter with Fiebig was within the room, and he began crying on the point out of youngsters and divorce based on our supply. “T.J. [also] described how he felt like everybody hated them and Amy felt like Cersei in ‘Sport of Thrones,’” the supply stated.

And every time Robach appeared to really feel discomfort, “T.J. reached for her arm” the supply revealed.

Robach was additionally frank about her earlier marriages and “in contrast herself to Elizabeth Taylor due to failed marriages. T.J. stated she’s half means there, and Amy stated to ‘Buckle up!’” the supply concluded. (Taylor, in fact, was married eight instances to seven males).

A rep for the couple didn’t remark by deadline.