Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes made a glamorous appearance on the red carpet not once, but twice, at iHeartRadio’s Jingle Ball 2025. This comes three months after the couple announced their engagement.

The pair first caught public attention back in 2022 when it was revealed by the Daily Mail that they were romantically involved while still married to other partners. Despite the ensuing media storm, their relationship has persisted, leading to their engagement announcement this October, which they revealed took place a month earlier.

Robach, 52, made a statement by showcasing her impressive engagement ring, a striking piece with a large gold gemstone encircled by smaller diamonds. She proudly posed alongside Holmes, 48, at two separate Jingle Ball events.

After gracing the Los Angeles stage at the Intuit Dome last week, the couple made their way to New York for this week’s event at Madison Square Garden, continuing their celebration of love in the spotlight.

After attending the Los Angeles leg of the event at the Intuit Dome last week, they crossed the country for this week’s edition at Madison Square Garden. 

Draped in a slinky cocktail dress with black lace trim, Robach placed her left hand lovingly on Holmes’ front, putting her ring on dazzling display at the New York fete.

Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes hit the red carpet Friday for iHeartRadio’s Jingle Ball 2025 at Madison Square Garden, three months into their engagement

Her blonde hair was swept back and she sharpened her luminous complexion with makeup as she beamed alongside her future third husband.

Meanwhile Holmes, who has also been married twice before, cut a stylish figure in a tan velvet blazer over a black shirt, black tie and black slacks.

At the Los Angeles event, Robach cut a more colorful figure in an electric green dress that was cinched in to emphasize her enviably lithe frame.

She stood for the photographers with a hand placed at her waist, positioned such that her engagement ring was thrown into focus. 

Holmes on the other hand wore a dapper set of checked trousers with a black jacket, classic white dress shirt and a loud crimson tie. 

They announced their engagement on an October episode of their podcast, Amy and TJ.

‘We are sharing with all of you that we are engaged and we’ve been engaged for just about a month now,’ Robach announced.

Holmes added, ‘We wanted to let you all know before anybody else was able to; we’ve learned that lesson, I guess, in the past about our relationship.’

Their bombshell affair hit the headlines in 2022 when the Daily Mail exposed that they were carrying on a romance while married to other people

Robach, 52, flaunted her massive ring as she posed proudly with Holmes, 48, at two different iterations of the Jingle Ball; pictured this Friday night at the Madison Square Garden edition

They named the episode of the podcast ‘Robach-Holmes,’ an ode to their new last names. 

Holmes explained during the podcast episode that Robach had been wearing her engagement ring out in public, but no one had seemed to leak the news.

‘I was in three massive football stadiums three weekends in a row, wearing my engagement ring very proudly, very excitedly, and kept waiting for somebody to point it out or ask me, “Hey, what’s that?” And it never happened.’ Robach said.

‘We haven’t been keeping it a secret, but nobody asked!’ Holmes shared. 

In 2022, Daily Mail revealed that the two were having an affair while they were both still married to their previous partners. 

A series of pictures obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com told the tale of their steamy relationship as the couple enjoyed flirty post-filming sessions at a New York City bar, alone time in each other’s apartments, and – two weeks before Thanksgiving – a weekend away in a secluded cottage in Upstate New York.

On November 10, 2022 – one day before the now-infamous weekend getaway – the pair were spotted at O’Donoghue’s bar in Times Square, hours after pre-recording their daily segment.

‘They were totally into each other,’ an eyewitness told DailyMail.com at the time. 

‘She was giggling at whatever he was saying, and they were looking at each other’s phones. At one point she was kind of dancing in her chair to the music and laughing so hard she practically fell into his lap.’

The following day, Holmes was seen leaving his apartment with a backpack and a duffle, and, after a morning shoot, heading to a West Village restaurant near Robach’s apartment.

Draped in a slinky cocktail dress with black lace trim, Robach placed her left hand lovingly on Holmes’ front, putting her ring on dazzling display at the New York fete

Moments later, he walked around the corner and headed up the block to where Robach was waiting to pick him up in her BMW convertible.

The pair embarked on a two-hour drive north of the city to Shawangunk Mountains, where they checked into a remote cottage for the weekend.

After their affair was revealed, they were both fired from ABC, and filed for divorce from their respective partners. 

Robach wed her now-ex-husband, Melrose Place alum Andrew Shue, in February 2009, while Holmes tied the knot with his now-ex-wife, Marilee Fiebig, in 2010.

The TV stars first grew close after they both landed jobs at ABC, and when they became cohosts of GMA3 in 2020, their chemistry was undeniable almost immediately.

They were often caught giggling to one another, partaking in sarcastic banter, and engaging in playful touches on the air – and their antics quickly turned them into one of ABC’s most popular on-screen duos.

But their flirty interactions and sweet exchanges seemed innocent at first – especially since the were both happily married to other people and seemed fiercely dedicated to their respective partners.

In addition, Amy, once insisted T.J. was like a ‘brother’ to her – which is why when it was brought to light that they had secretly become embroiled in a romance behind-the-scenes in late 2022, fans were left stunned.

Despite being shrouded in scandal, the couple put on a very public display of unity in the wake of the news, flaunting their love for the entire world to see as their previous marriages and jobs crumbled.

At the Los Angeles Jingle Ball at the Intuit Dome on December 5, Robach cut a more colorful figure in an electric green dress that was cinched in to emphasize her enviably lithe frame

It seemed as though they were relieved to not have to hide it any longer, and they began packing on the PDA all over the world while jetting off on a slew of lavish vacations together.

They announced that they were launching their joint podcast in November 2023, writing on social media at the time, ‘How’s this for Instagram official?’ before using the hashtag, ‘Silent No More.’

During the first episode one month later, T.J. and Amy reflected on the explosive scandal, but he insisted that their divorces from their respective spouses were underway before they began their romance.

Following the respective divorces, Andrew entered a love affair with Marilee.

The two have been going strong since – with insiders claiming that their romance is the ‘real deal.’

Since starting their joint podcast, they’ve opened up a lot about their relationship.

During a June 2 episode, Robach told viewers how she had hit ‘rock bottom,’ as the two welcomed singer-songwriter Rachel Platten on as a guest.

She stood for the photographers with a hand placed at her waist, positioned such that her engagement ring was thrown into focus

Holmes shared that the duo attended Platten’s concert a night prior and Robach had been ‘wiping tears from her face.’ 

Robach gushed over the musician before sharing how the 2015 hit ‘Fight Song’ had resonated with her.

‘We know a little bit about walking through some darkness and coming through the other side and when the worst has happened,’ Robach said. ‘And I’ve thought I’ve hit rock bottom before and I actually hit rock bottom.’

She professed that the track had become her ‘anthem’ at the time of the couple’s dramatic ouster from the morning television program.

Holmes, meanwhile, characterized the process of letting go as ‘weird’ but ‘freeing.’

He said the experience was necessary to find ‘where I’m supposed to be,’ but conceded: ‘It sucks. It sucks even more than you think.’