Former “GMA3” co-anchors Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes married in a private ceremony in Arkansas last month, according to a marriage license registered Tuesday.
Ms. Robach, 53, and Mr. Holmes, 49, wed Sept. 19 in Washington County, one day after they applied for the license, PEOPLE reported, citing the document. It was registered with the county clerk’s office Tuesday. E! News also reported the wedding date and registration.
Representatives for the couple did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.
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Arkansas is Mr. Holmes’ home state. He was born in West Memphis, TMZ reported when it first disclosed the license application.
The marriage follows a scandal that reshaped both anchors’ careers. Their romance became public in November 2022, when both were still married, Ms. Robach to actor Andrew Shue and Mr. Holmes to attorney Marilee Fiebig. ABC pulled them from the air while it reviewed the relationship, and both left the network in January 2023. The couple has denied having an affair, saying they were separated from their spouses. They went on to launch the “Amy & T.J.” podcast.
Mr. Shue and Ms. Fiebig have since become a couple.
The pair announced their engagement on the podcast Oct. 14, 2025. “We are sharing with all of you that we are engaged,” Ms. Robach said, adding that they had been for about a month.
It is the third marriage for both, Ms. Robach said on a podcast appearance in May.
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