T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach Are Out at ‘GMA3’ After Mediation With ABC Execs - Entertainment Tonight

Three sources tell ET that while exit agreements have not been signed on the dotted line, Holmes will not return to ABC, but Robach's future at the network is still unclear.

Regarding one report suggesting Robach had liquor in her office and drank on the job, the source explains, "It’s common to have drinks while on assignment, and or be gifted items that are more adult in nature from various entities.

TMZ first broke the news, reporting that both anchors would receive payouts per their contracts after the "extremely contentious" mediation, with ABC reps accusing Holmes and Robach of various forms of misconduct.

ET spoke to Law & Crime President Rachel Stockman, who said that non-disclosure agreements are typical in settlements.

The couple -- who sat beside each other at the anchor desk daily on weekdays since 2020 -- were initially only temporarily taken off the air when their romance became public, with a source telling ET that ABC News president Kim Godwin addressed the relationship in an editorial meeting, saying their relationship "is not a violation of company policy."

The question now is, will this latest revelation speed up the investigation and force ABC to decide T.J. and Amy's fates sooner rather than later?"