AceShowbiz - Former "Good Morning America" co-hosts Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes have had their fair share of ups and downs since their relationship was publicly exposed. The latest chapter in their saga unfolded during an episode of their podcast, "Amy & T.J.," where Robach recounted kicking Holmes out of their bed due to his late-night TV habits.

"This one actually started earlier than the other event," Holmes said, referring to the dedication Holmes brings to watching Olympic events. "This one is at 1:30 a.m." Robach added, "You got up at 2:30 this morning, to literally watch women swim through a river."

The couple's dynamic has noticeably shifted from the early days of their relationship. It was just two years ago when they escaped to New York's Shawangunk Mountains from their respective spouses, getting caught up in a passionate affair that eventually led to their divorces.

But now, as time has passed, the initial flames of passion seem to have waned. A source close to the couple remarked, "They're certainly not as lovey-dovey as they used to be." Recently, the couple was spotted engaging in a tense conversation on the streets of New York, appearing distant and irritable.

Since being fired from "GMA3" in early 2023, Robach and Holmes have been broadcasting their daily "Tea from Paris" podcast from Holmes' New York apartment, adding to the struggle of balancing their professional and personal lives. The couple now keeps separate apartments and hasn't moved in together, stirring discussions about their future, children's relationships, and the possibility of marriage.

Adding more drama to their lives, Holmes' past affairs with colleagues have resurfaced, causing concern for Robach. While they navigate their rocky relationship, their ex-spouses, Andrew Shue and Marilee Fiebig, have embarked on a romance of their own, building a relationship based on their shared experiences of betrayal.

Despite the turbulence, Robach and Holmes continue to share moments of humor and camaraderie with their audience. In their latest podcast episode, Holmes likened watching the Olympics to a NASCAR race, emphasizing the intricate details and nuances he needed to understand. "Babe, you're insane," Robach remarked, a light-hearted comment symbolizing their ongoing endeavor to find balance amid chaos.

As Holmes and Robach navigate this uncertain territory, their story serves as a reminder that relationships, like marathon swims, demand patience, attention, and sometimes a bit of late-night drama.