Beginning on Thursday, the mediation procedure between ABC and its “GMA3” lovebird hosts T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach may last long into the weekend or perhaps into the next week.
There may be some back and forth for a few days, according to an insider. According to many sources, ABC is concerned about potential leaks and has conducted an internal inquiry into who could be discussing the controversial duo inside the company in addition to its Holmes and Robach probe.
The same was said by a second person, who added, “No one is sharing any information [about the inquiry] because they’re afraid of people leaking.”
Needless to say, there is a lot of finger-pointing going on behind the scenes, with one side accusing the other of indulging in shenanigans, according to what we have been told.
For instance, because the investigation is being conducted in secrecy, several sources asserted that they believed the information provided during the mediation (such as the mediation’s start date and the couple’s presence on Zoom) was provided by someone in the room.
According to our initial source, only [direct persons engaged] would be aware of such things.
Others think ABC is trying to leverage Holmes’ numerous alleged romances with businesswomen against them.
Another person claimed that ABC is using the negative press that Holmes is receiving as “a shot across the bow,
Since it was rumoured that their ABC coworkers joined them in prayer after their romance was made public, it appears that the couple has already made tremendous progress.
According to a fourth insider, their network colleagues are divided on whether they should be welcomed back.”I want them back as part of me.” According to the source, half of them would be content to quit.
It’s safe to say that everyone wants to put the Robach and Holmes affair story to rest. The lovebird anchors even went to Turks and Caicos earlier this week—where Robach had previously vacationed with her former husband Andrew Shue—to avoid the scandal.
