Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes reportedly hope marriage will help revive their TV careers

Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes are said to be looking for a return to mainstream television, with their reported marriage potentially helping make the case for a joint project. The former GMA3 anchors were dismissed from ABC after their relationship became public, and sources quoted by RadarOnline.com say they still want another chance on screen. “They really miss being on mainstream TV and having that kind of platform,” an unnamed source told the outlet, adding that the pair also miss the earnings that came with prominent television work. According to the source, they are not seeking a return to traditional network news, but would like a show where they could work together and present themselves in their own way. The report says Robach and Holmes have stayed in touch with influential people in the industry and believe enough time has passed for them to be considered for new opportunities. Their podcast and other projects have kept them occupied, the source said, but have not matched the visibility they had before their departure from ABC. RadarOnline.com also reports that the pair married in a private Arkansas ceremony on September 19, citing a marriage license registered in the state. Holmes was born in West Memphis, Arkansas. The outlet’s source suggested the marriage could affect how viewers see the couple, describing their relationship as a lasting commitment. The source said their ideal opportunity would be a program they could host together, comparing the ambition to Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos’ daytime partnership. The insider acknowledged that such a job would be difficult to secure, but claimed Robach and Holmes remain convinced they have something to offer television audiences. These details, including the reported marriage and comeback plans, come from the outlet’s sources and reporting; the article does not describe a confirmed new show.