Amy Robach’s stepson showed how good his dad Andrew Shue is after his “GMA3” co-host’s affair with TJ Holmes came to light.
Nate Shue, 26 – who Andrew, 55, shares with ex-partner Jennifer Hageney – shared a rare glimpse into their family life on Wednesday.
In the photo, the “Melrose Place” star posed with Nate – as well as her two other sons, Aidan and Wyatt – while on vacation in Montana.
“THE RIDERS OF THE ARMY. ON TO ’23,” Nate captioned the Instagram photo.
Notably, Robach, 49, who married the actor in 2011, was absent from the family photo.
The last photo of the Shue family surfaced a week after their stepmother was introduced to her “GMA3” co-host.
Amy Robach and Shue both have children from previous relationships.
Amy Robach and Shue both have children from previous relationships.
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Amy Robach and Shue both have children from previous relationships.
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Last month, sources told the Daily Mail that Holmes, 45, and Robach split from their husbands earlier this year.
Robach reportedly left Andrew in August, while Holmes and his wife, Marilee Fiebig, had been separated for four months.
However, someone else told Page Six exclusively that Fiebig is still “blindsided” by the news that his wife was spotted with Robach.
“He was desperate. He had no idea,” the source explained. “They have never been together [a while]but they tried to fix it.”
While a friend told Page Six that Robach and the actor’s divorce is nearing completion, Holmes has also taken steps to become a single man again, officially filing for divorce. -married to Fiebig, 45 years old.
The television anchor filed the papers in New York City on Wednesday after nearly 13 years of marriage to an immigration attorney, Page Six has confirmed.
Holmes and Fiebig tied the knot in March 2010 and shared their 9-year-old daughter, Sabine. He is also father to daughter Brianna and son Jaiden with ex-wife Amy Ferson.
Robach, meanwhile, was previously married to Tim McIntosh from 1996 to 2008, and the former couple share daughters Ava and Analise.
