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"One of them basically professed his love to me on Ellen DeGeneres."
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The former GMA3 hosts have been opening up about their "year of hell" since being fired from the show.
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"This is an opportunity to show that we are not OK sometimes, and this is how we get through it," Holmes said.
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Robach and Holmes were not surprised by the kinky results of their compatibility test.
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The former Good Morning America hosts are leaving the world of daytime TV behind.
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"We did have press releases ready to go that we had written that day," Robach said, before revealing the statements.
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Robach credited Haines with helping them get through their "year of hell" since getting ousted at ABC.
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Robach also opened up about having to perform a "welfare check" on Holmes during a very dark moment for the former GMA host.
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The couple also announced they will be co-hosting a podcast for iHeartRadio, where nothing will be "off limits."
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News of their affair broke last November.
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"It's a new era for GMA3."
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GMA3 has its new anchors, but will the midday news show suffer from boring old journalistic integrity?
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"I know ABC does not like TV partners banging on the side."
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"I don’t think the talks are serious at all," an insider told The New York Post.
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"They absolutely believe that their chemistry would sell," an insider claimed to Page Six.
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It was also alleged that ABC is not in a rush to replace the two dethroned hosts.
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The TV personality said, "If you don't like it – don't watch."
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Bush says he hopes Holmes and Robach "bounce back" from their GMA scandal.
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Maybe they'll find a new daytime TV home together like Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos.
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A source claims that the newsroom has become less scandalous since ABC News President Kim Godwin came on board in 2021.