
More than meets the eye? Amy Robach and Andrew Shue had a seemingly wholesome marriage before the TV reporter was spotted getting cozy with her Good Morning America coanchor T.J. Holmes.
Robach and Shue tied the knot in 2010, two years after her divorce from Tim McIntosh. The former couple, who were married from 1996 until 2008, welcomed daughters Ava (born in 2002) and Analise (born in 2006) before their split.
The Melrose Place alum, for his part, became a father following the birth of son Nate in 1997. Shue and his ex-wife Jennifer Hageney also expanded their family with sons Aidan (born in 1999) and Wyatt (born in 2004). They divorced in 2008.
Over the years, Robach and Shue have offered a glimpse at their blended family.
“At least five nights a week we sit down for dinner together. And we spend one-on-one time with each kid. It really changes the relationship. It doesn’t have to be extravagant, but it’s rewarding,” he exclusively told Us Weekly in 2017.
At the time, the former NBC correspondent noted that they attempt to teach their children about their blessings. “We spend money on experiences and not material things. Those things can get forgotten about,” she added. “Seeing a Broadway show with my girls for Christmas instead of getting them clothes turned out to be one of the most meaningful ways to spend my money and time. Memories can’t be broken or returned.”
According to the couple, combining their kids into one big brood taught them important parenting lessons.
“Boys smell. I’ve been the hygiene police, staying on top of showers and things like that. But there’s a sweetness that I get from the boys that I don’t get from my daughters, funny enough,” Robach continued. “It’s really nice to see them turn into gentlemen. Wyatt will open the door and ask, ‘Amy, can I take that from you?’ My daughters are throwing their backpacks on me.”
The Wonder Years alum praised his wife for raising “strong-willed” daughters, telling Us at the time, “I was like, ‘Oh, they’re never going to fight,’ but their feisty and I like that. They’re always challenging me. I remember the first time I met Ava, she challenged me to a race. It’s not quintessential like, ‘We’re going to go do girl things.’ It’s been nice to have both sides.”
In November 2022, Robach raised eyebrows when she was photographed holding hands with Holmes amid her marriage to Shue. The Arkansas native, for his part, has been married to Marilee Fiebig since 2010. According to photos obtained by the Daily Mail, the coworkers had multiple outings in November and in one snap, Holmes was playfully touching Robach’s backside.
Robach and Shue did not address the surprising news at the time.
More than meets the eye? Amy Robach and Andrew Shue had a seemingly wholesome marriage before the TV reporter was spotted getting cozy with her Good Morning America coanchor T.J. Holmes.
Robach and Shue tied the knot in 2010, two years after her divorce from Tim McIntosh. The former couple, who were married from 1996 until 2008, welcomed daughters Ava (born in 2002) and Analise (born in 2006) before their split.
The Melrose Place alum, for his part, became a father following the birth of son Nate in 1997. Shue and his ex-wife Jennifer Hageney also expanded their family with sons Aidan (born in 1999) and Wyatt (born in 2004). They divorced in 2008.
Over the years, Robach and Shue have offered a glimpse at their blended family.
“At least five nights a week we sit down for dinner together. And we spend one-on-one time with each kid. It really changes the relationship. It doesn’t have to be extravagant, but it’s rewarding,” he exclusively told Us Weekly in 2017.
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At the time, the former NBC correspondent noted that they attempt to teach their children about their blessings. “We spend money on experiences and not material things. Those things can get forgotten about,” she added. “Seeing a Broadway show with my girls for Christmas instead of getting them clothes turned out to be one of the most meaningful ways to spend my money and time. Memories can’t be broken or returned.”
According to the couple, combining their kids into one big brood taught them important parenting lessons.
“Boys smell. I’ve been the hygiene police, staying on top of showers and things like that. But there’s a sweetness that I get from the boys that I don’t get from my daughters, funny enough,” Robach continued. “It’s really nice to see them turn into gentlemen. Wyatt will open the door and ask, ‘Amy, can I take that from you?’ My daughters are throwing their backpacks on me.”
The Wonder Years alum praised his wife for raising “strong-willed” daughters, telling Us at the time, “I was like, ‘Oh, they’re never going to fight,’ but their feisty and I like that. They’re always challenging me. I remember the first time I met Ava, she challenged me to a race. It’s not quintessential like, ‘We’re going to go do girl things.’ It’s been nice to have both sides.”
In November 2022, Robach raised eyebrows when she was photographed holding hands with Holmes amid her marriage to Shue. The Arkansas native, for his part, has been married to Marilee Fiebig since 2010. According to photos obtained by the Daily Mail, the coworkers had multiple outings in November and in one snap, Holmes was playfully touching Robach’s backside.
Robach and Shue did not address the surprising news at the time.
After meeting at a book party in April 2009, Robach and Shue got engaged later that year.
The duo exchanged vows on Robach’s 37th birthday with a ceremony in New York.
After being diagnosed with breast cancer, Robach revealed how the health scare affected her relationship with Shue.
“This was not something I would wish on anyone’s marriage, but I think it was especially hard on a newer marriage. All of a sudden I felt like I needed him in a very needy way, and that’s not my personality,” she told People. “When I had my crisis, I completely crumbled. It threw everything up in the air. It was rough for several months.”
She continued: “We knew what we had when we found each other, and we knew that if we could just get back to what our connection was about and just be honest about the fears, then we could get through it.”
Robach confirmed in March 2022 that she was officially cancer-free.
During an interview with Us, Robach joked that her blended family was “described as the Brady Bunch” by their loved ones. “We don’t have an Alice,” she added about the only difference. “That’s my biggest complaint.”
Shue, for his part, praised the Michigan native’s commitment to their family, saying, “She does everything! The other night it was 10 o’clock and she was folding laundry.”
“Giving thanks today… Always tough to be apart from our kids every other holiday, but this year we decided to surround ourselves with nature and take in the beauty all around us! #happythanksgiving #missourkids #butlovingiceland,” the TV anchor captioned an Instagram post.
“Through the rain – by the river – a run to celebrate life – Amy shows us all how to live – everyday – We are the luckiest!” Shue gushed via Instagram about his wife.
The duo wore matching Top Gun costumes for Halloween.
In an Instagram post, the actor reflected on not taking anything for “granted” in his marriage.
Robach and Shue teamed up on a children’s book titled Better Together! That same month, the twosome opened up about their personal inspiration for the project.
“When we first blended our family, we created bedtime stories about the animals in the backyard of our new home becoming a family and finding adventures together,” they told Publisher’s Weekly in a joint interview. “Now with four out of our five children in college and beyond, we’ve only just now had time and perspective to try and help others who are in the middle of blending and raising their families.”
Robach shared a sweet selfie with Shue during a trip to Athens.
News broke that Robach was spotted on numerous outings with her Good Morning America cohost. In photos obtained by the Daily Mail, the coworkers were seen spending time alone in each other’s apartments and on a getaway to Upstate New York.