Good Morning America hosts have no plans to slow down relationship amid affair scandal

Sources close to the US co-hosts have revealed what they plan to do next following the exposure of their months-long affair.

T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach's affair was exposed last week.

Good Morning America hosts T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach plan to continue their romantic relationship amid the recent wave of unwanted scrutiny, according to a report.

While both Holmes and Robach as well as their families are said not to be pleased with the onslaught of media attention since their affair was revealed last week, they have no plans to slow down, according to sources close to the couple cited by TMZ.

The website also reported that their colleagues at GMA3 are unfazed by the news, and working relationships with the couple on set have remained unchanged.

A source told The Post that the affair began in March when Robach and Holmes began training for the New York City Marathon together.

T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach's affair was exposed last week.

Another source claims to have spotted the two “canoodling” in bars near ABC News back in May.

The pair also seemingly mixed business with pleasure while travelling together during a work trip in late September.

Sources tell Page Six that the pair, who reportedly left their spouses in August, were “very friendly and huggy” while flying back to JFK following Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral.

On location outside Buckingham Palace in London.

The insider added that the Good Morning America anchors were “affectionate when they were waiting for luggage. But no kissing.”

According to Fox News Digital, the TV anchors won’t be disciplined for their relationship by the network, despite tabloid fixation.

Robach has been married to Andrew Shue since 2010 and the pair have no children together. However, the Dateline star has two kids with former husband Tim McIntosh.

Similarly, Holmes and wife Marilee Fiebig also wed in 2010 and share one child. He also has two children with ex Amy Fershon.

Reps for Robach and Holmes haven’t returned Page Six’s numerous requests for comment.

This article originally appeared on New York Post and was reproduced with permission.