Amy Robach revealed she lost many of her “worldly possessions” following her divorce from Andrew Shue.
The former “GMA3” co-anchor and beau T.J. Holmes shared on Tuesday’s episode of “Amy and T.J.” podcast what they learned in 2023, and Robach admitted she had to sell her personal effects.
“You can lose your job, you can lose your reputation, you can lose friends and you can lose most of your worldly possessions and still be happy,” Robach shared, prompting some slight confusion from Holmes.
“You lost most of your ‘worldly possessions’?” Holmes, 46, questioned while chuckling.
“There was a lot of selling going on, a lot of giving away,” she explained.
“It was a great yard sale,” Holmes quipped.
Robach, 50, also appeared to shade Shue, 56, when she told Holmes that “you don’t really know someone until you divorce them.”
Holmes, who went through his own divorce last year from Marilee Fiebig, didn’t want to unpack the statement and responded, “Moving on.”
Wildly enough, Fiebig and Shue have started dating each other in the aftermath of their marriages’ demises.
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In early December, Page Six learned that the couple had been dating for about six months after bonding over the traumatic experience of being cheated on by Holmes and Robach.
“It turned into something else, and they’re connected over their values. It’s bigger than the affair now,” one source said.
We’re told the hurt is over, and the duo “has moved on.”
“They’re not heartbroken and sad,” said a source of the “Melrose Place” alum and attorney. “Everyone has moved on.”
Another source also told us that Fiebig and Shue weren’t close before their respective divorces.
“T.J. and Amy were [initially] work friends, so they’d all hang out here and there, but [Fiebeg and Shue] weren’t that close,” the insider shared.
Sources explained Holmes and Robach, whose affair came to light after they were snapped on an intimate getaway in December 2022, “have known about their romance for months” but that Fiebig and Shue have “kept it within a close inner circle.”