Amy Robach says she is “living my truth,” but there was a “price I had to pay.”
Former “GM3” co-anchor I joined TikTok This week, her first video introduces herself to viewers who “have no idea” who she is, as well as those who only know her from her “previous career in television.” It started with that.
“I chose love in my life and I'm so excited about that path,” she told her new followers.
“I'm living my truth. There's a price to pay, but I'm excited about the future.”
Robach, 50, also wants to “take back my story” and show his followers “the real me” in the wake of his scandalous affair with TJ Holmes, which led to his firing from ABC, and the loss of Robach. He said he intended to show it to him. worldly possessions. ”
The former newscaster and Holmes, 46, also spoke candidly about their romance on a podcast, in which they admitted that blending their blended family has gotten “easier” over time.
“When you start a new relationship, you also have a divorce and you have children,” Holmes explained. “You're always trying to find the right balance between the kids and your partner, trying to bring everyone together.”
Robach has daughters Ava, 21, and Annalize, 17, with ex-husband Tim McIntosh. The former couple divorced in 2009 after 13 years of marriage. Holmes has daughter Sabine, 10, with his ex-wife Marilee Holmes, and daughter Brianna and son Jaden with his first wife Amy Farson.
“My daughters were babysitting your daughter when she was little, and I think we even communicated on her birthday. It was a great pleasure,” Robach said.
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“In fact, it's really nice to see everything becoming normal and becoming easier and effortless. It used to be an effort, and maybe it's just us trying to fit the situation, but , it was great.”
It was an “easy” transition for the family, but the stress appears to have taken a toll on the couple, as he revealed he had become an alcoholic before joining Dry January.
“I didn't have a job to go to and I was away from a lot of friends and family. We were laying around. So what did I do? I drank a lot,” Robach explained. did.
“I've been through so much more than I ever have before. I don't think I've ever had a drink every day of the year before, but that was 2023 for me.”
Holmes admitted that he drank “easily 18 drinks” a day, but Robach felt that was too high.
The couple is using their newfound sobriety to focus on training for a half marathon.
