After a tumultuous few days of headlines, Amy Robach was snapped moving out of her New York City home in the West Village on Friday.
A source told Page Six that Robach’s move “was scheduled before [the alleged affair was exposed].”
The spy added, “She sold the apartment in September, and, ironically, this was her moving day.”
Earlier this week, it was revealed that Robach was allegedly having an affair with her “GMA3” co-host, T.J. Holmes.
Page Six reported that Robach, 49, and Holmes, 45, began their affair in March while they were both training for the New York City Half Marathon — despite their respective marriages to Andrew Shue and Marilee Fiebig.
However, sources told us that Robach’s marriage to the “Melrose Place” alum has been rocky for years and their divorce is nearly finalized.
“He moved out earlier this summer,” one source shared. “They’ve constantly had problems over the years, and they finally broke up.”
Although Shue has yet to comment on his wife’s alleged infidelity, he did remove all images of her from his Instagram account.
The two met in 2008 and married two years later on Robach’s 37th birthday.
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On the other hand, Holmes and Fiebig had been separated for several months but were reportedly trying to “work things out.”
“She’s devastated. She had no idea,” a source told Page Six. “They haven’t been together in [a while], but they were trying to work it out.
After news broke, Holmes and Robach appeared together on “GMA3” on Friday morning and while they didn’t address the headlines, they did allude to them.
He sarcastically told Robach, “You know, it’s too bad it’s Friday,” before making fun of the “great week” he’s been having.
“I just want this one to keep going and going and going,” the former CNN anchor. “Just enjoying it.”
Despite a potential morality clause, an ABC staffer told us that the amorous couple will not face any disciplinary action.
“All they care about is the ratings,” our source shared. “This is ratings gold. That’s why [ABC News President] Kim [Goodwin] wanted them on the show today.”
