Here's a question that's been on everyone's mind lately: Is there a wedding in the works for Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes? These two, who once co-anchored Good Morning America, have been pretty candid about their future together. In a recent episode of their podcast, "Amy & T.J.," they discussed the possibility of marriage and shared their thoughts on what it means to be life partners. Let's dive into their conversation and see where they stand on this big decision.
Marriage Plans: What Amy and T.J. Have to Say
On the Sunday, April 21, episode of their podcast, Amy Robach, 51, opened up about the topic of marriage. "We haven't quite figured the marriage thing out yet," she admitted. T.J., 46, chimed in, "We haven't decided if we're going to officially tie the knot." Their honesty is refreshing, and it shows that they're taking their relationship seriously but on their own terms. It's clear that they're not rushing into anything, which is a sign of maturity and thoughtfulness.
Thinking About Moving In Together
While they're still weighing the pros and cons of marriage, Amy and T.J. have discussed moving in together. "I've told you this, and I believe you've said it to me as well," Amy said, "I want to be with you for the rest of my life, and I'd love to live with you when the time is right." She went on to explain that it doesn't have to happen immediately but is something they both see in their future. This step, they believe, will only strengthen their bond.
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Life Partners Without Marriage?
Amy expressed her desire for T.J. to become her life partner, prompting him to ask if that's achievable without getting married. Amy pointed to Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, a couple who have been together for decades without tying the knot. "You can do it," Amy said. "I admire how they wake up every day and choose to be together. There's no legal document forcing them to stay together." It's clear that Amy and T.J. are exploring all options and considering what works best for them as a couple.
Amy acknowledged that marriage can sometimes feel like a "false security blanket," but admitted that it still lingers in her mind as a possibility. "That's not the kind of relationship I want with you," she explained, "but I still find myself defaulting to that idea. I'm just being honest here, and I know it might not make sense." Her transparency is commendable and highlights the complexities of modern relationships.
Living Together: Will It Change Things?
Amy isn't worried about moving in together affecting their relationship. "We already work together and prep for work together," she said. "We're so used to being around each other all the time. Living together wouldn't change anything." It sounds like they've already built a strong foundation, and this next step would simply enhance their partnership.
A Journey of Love and Challenges
Amy and T.J.'s relationship began sparking rumors in November 2022 when they were spotted together in New York. At the time, Amy was married to Andrew Shue, and T.J. was married to Marilee Fiebig, but they claimed they were both going through divorces. Their careers took a hit when they were temporarily removed from GMA3 in December 2022, and their firings were officially announced in January 2023. Despite these challenges, they've emerged stronger and happier. In a December 2023 podcast episode, Amy said, "We've fought for love, and I can honestly say I've never been happier." Their journey is a testament to resilience and the power of love.
