Amy Robach Reveals Andrew Shue By no means Gave Her An Engagement Ring

Amy Robach has opened up a couple of relationship custom that wasn’t upheld in her final relationship. In a latest episode of the “Amy & T.J.” podcast, the previous information anchor claimed that her ex-husband, Andrew Shue, did not ask her to marry him correctly with an engagement ring.

Robach and her new companion, T.J. Holmes, had been topic to intense media scrutiny after their affair was made public, resulting in their eventual ousting from “GMA3” and subsequent divorce from their then-partners.

The previous “Good Morning America 3” co-host shared on her podcast that her ex-husband by no means put a hoop on her finger once they obtained engaged.

She famous that the engagement ring from her first husband, Tim McIntosh, value about $3,000 however that she “did not even actually have one the second time.”

“My second one did not exist,” the 51-year-old information anchor acknowledged, referencing her second engagement to the “Melrose Place” alum.

Robach went additional to precise her gratitude about Shue not placing a hoop on her finger, labeling it a blessing in disguise as their relationship has since hit the rocks following her affair with T.J. Holmes.

“I additionally assume it is a cautionary story as a result of we do know that near 50 % of all marriages finish in divorce,” she added.

Having talked in regards to the “cautionary story” of engagement rings, the previous broadcast journalist seemingly downplayed the resale worth of the jewellery, stating it as a motive why she wouldn’t advise such an funding.

“Should you assume you’ve got obtained some invaluable property in a hoop, regardless of how a lot you spent, wait ’til you must attempt to promote that mentioned ring. It’s pennies to what you truly bought,” she shared, additional explaining that these “lovely items of bijou do not recognize” in worth.

“In actual fact, it is like shopping for a automobile,” she added. “The second you attempt to promote it after you’ve got bought it, it goes down considerably in worth.”

Robach and Shue’s 13-year marriage was dissolved in 2023 following the finalization of her divorce.

A former good friend of the ex-couple informed the Every day Mail on the time that it was “an awfully unhappy finish to what was an excellent marriage,” including that “Andrew was so into her.”

“However not less than they labored out their break up by way of mediation slightly than some ugly authorized battle. They usually sorted out custody of Brody,” they added.

Robach just lately documented how a lot loss she suffered on account of her damaged marriage with Shue.

Based on Web page Six, the previous “Good Morning America 3” co-anchor shared in a January episode of “Amy & T.J.” podcast that she misplaced a lot of her “worldly possessions” and needed to promote her private results.

“You’ll be able to lose your job, you may lose your fame, you may lose pals, and you may lose most of your worldly possessions and nonetheless be completely satisfied,” Robach shared, inciting some puzzling seems to be from Holmes.

“You misplaced most of your ‘worldly possessions?'” Holmes quizzed whereas chuckling.

“There was a number of promoting happening, a number of giving freely,” she defined.

“It was an excellent yard sale,” Holmes quipped. Robach then seemingly shaded Shue when she informed Holmes that “you do not actually know somebody till you divorce them.”

It comes after Robach beforehand weighed in on why she and Holmes are usually not leaping to stroll down the aisle regardless of sharing that she’d like to marry him.

“I wanna marry you. I need not. I wish to be married to you,” Robach informed Holmes.

“I imply, it is fascinating having gone by way of this now, each of us twice,” she defined, referring to their respective divorces. “And, I do know that may be joke materials, however I truly assume it has been such hard-earned, God, I imply, simply I’ve realized a lot by way of going by way of each of these relationships and now being on this one with you.”

The mom of two added, “Curiously, now, with the selection completely in entrance of us to get married or not, we’re sort of on the fence and laughing about it as a result of it does not matter as a result of we all know we wish to be with one another. We wish to marry one another. We do not have to essentially get married due to what that represents.”

Holmes confessed his frustration when separated from his companion, Robach, throughout an earlier episode of their “Amy & T.J.” podcast.

The 46-year-old mentioned: “I’ve mentioned this to you loads of instances. I get not pissed [but] I get actually annoyed after we are, not aside, however truly aside and touring aside.”

Holmes admitted feeling a way of accountability to guard and help Robach, including: “We’ve been by way of a lot collectively. I at all times get an nervousness, I get worry that [if] we’re not collectively, I am not there with you, frankly, to guard you, that can assist you if something goes on. I simply don’t love being aside from you.”

Holmes clarified that his discomfort stems not from lacking her however from a deep-seated concern “that one thing goes to occur.”

“It isn’t a matter of lacking you,” he added. “I miss you if you go to the toilet. I hate after we journey aside for lengthy durations.”