Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes’ alleged workplace affair occurred months ago, but those impacted by it are still feeling the effects. As far as we know, Good Morning America is working to select their permanent successors. Meanwhile, the two media personalities themselves are still looking for work. The past few weeks have seen insiders suggest that they’re having a tough time landing new positions. Now, if a new report is to be believed, the exit agreements they signed with GMA have also had an impact on their search.
It was in January that the former GMA3 co-hosts came to terms with ABC News on severance agreements. At the time, specifics of the deals were not fully disclosed, including the sums of money that they ultimately received. However, a source shared alleged details with The U.S. Sun regarding a supposed clause found in the paperwork. As the individual explained, the contracts don’t prevent them from talking with potential employers. They apparently just can’t formally accept an offer within a specified period of time:
