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Jennifer Lopez says she took a year off after filing for divorce from Ben Affleck in 2024, cancelled tours and stayed home to process the split, and is now enjoying her “happy era,” focusing on her Las Vegas residency and her kids rather than dating.
Former Good Morning America host Joan Lunden, 75, writes in her memoir that an ABC executive invited her to an overnight Fire Island gathering under the pretense of a work event, pressured her for a bedroom encounter, and retaliated at work with killed story ideas and pay cuts after she pushed back, before she threatened legal action and received an apology.
Hilary Duff says her relationship with sister Haylie is the “most lonely part” of her life. She confirms the new song “We Don’t Talk” is about Haylie and notes the sisters’ beef has a private backstory with unknown origins. Duff says she’s sharing her experience honestly but remains mindful of boundaries, even as she considers including the track on her album.
Kid ’n Play’s Christopher Reid reveals he underwent a heart transplant after congestive heart failure; he was high on the transplant waitlist and received a donor heart within about nine days, urging fans to get checked as heart disease remains a leading cause of death.
The Maui Cookie Lady, a Hawaii-based bakery known for giant, creative cookies, was featured on Good Morning America as one of the best holiday cookie companies to order online, highlighting its national recognition and community pride.
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, 'Good Morning America' features interviews with Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos, and Michael Strahan, who discuss their chemistry, the show's evolution, and its significance as a longstanding morning TV staple, emphasizing trust, authenticity, and adaptability as key to its success.
Good Morning America will broadcast live from the WNBA All-Star weekend in Indianapolis for the first time, highlighting the league's growing cultural relevance, with high-profile interviews, performances, and increased viewership, including a record-breaking 2023 game.
'Good Morning America' celebrated its final broadcast from the Times Square studio with a lively Irish pub party, marking the end of an era after 26 years, and is set to begin taping from their new Hudson Square location.
Eric Dane publicly discusses his ALS diagnosis in an interview with Diane Sawyer, expressing hope and resilience despite the brutal nature of the disease, and emphasizing that his story is not over.
Lara Spencer, host of "Good Morning America," is recovering from double foot surgeries to address long-standing issues, including a college diving injury. She shared her experience on Instagram, revealing that her right foot surgery involved removing a plate from a previous operation, while her left foot required more extensive work due to an old injury. Spencer has been absent from the show and has not disclosed her return date, but received support from colleagues and fans.
Lara Spencer, co-anchor of "Good Morning America," revealed she underwent double foot surgery to address a previous operation and an old college diving injury. The 55-year-old shared her recovery journey on social media, showing bandaged feet and expressing gratitude to her surgeon. Spencer, a former competitive diver, had sustained a significant injury during her college years at Pennsylvania State University. Her colleagues have sent well wishes for her recovery, though it's unclear when she will return to the show.
James Van Der Beek, known for his role in "Dawson's Creek," opened up about his stage 3 colorectal cancer diagnosis on "Good Morning America," expressing gratitude for his wife Kimberley's unwavering support. Despite the emotional challenges, Van Der Beek remains optimistic, viewing the diagnosis as a catalyst for positive life changes. He also highlighted the importance of asking for and receiving help, acknowledging the support from family and friends. The actor, who recently moved his family to Texas, emphasized the grounding effect of their new lifestyle.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce discussed his successful life on "Good Morning America," highlighting his back-to-back Super Bowl wins, popular podcast with his brother, and upcoming acting role in Ryan Murphy's new FX horror series. Despite his achievements, Kelce emphasized the importance of staying grounded and being genuine.
In a teaser for his upcoming Good Morning America interview, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce expressed that he's "living the dream," touching on his relationship with Taylor Swift and his football career. He also shared a humorous anecdote on his podcast about being warned by Secret Service during a recent White House visit to celebrate the Chiefs' Super Bowl win.
Regina King opened up about her grief and the loss of her son, Ian Alexander Jr., in her first TV interview since his death in January 2022, speaking about the journey of grief, the impact of depression, and the ongoing sadness and guilt she experiences as a parent.