AMY Robach has strutted out of a waxing salon on Monday in preparation for a romantic evening.
Amy, 50, used to host the third hour of Good Morning America with TJ Holmes, 45, before their affair was made public.
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The former news anchor was reportedly in the New York City waxing salon Uni K Natural Wax Studio for more than an hour and a half.
She left the establishment in olive green shorts with a short inseam that showed off her toned legs.
The shorts were paired with a gray cut-off crop top and black flip-flops.
It appears that Amy was getting ready for the summer with the revealing outfit and fresh wax.
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She walked the streets of New York with her AirPods in while hiding behind brown boxy sunglasses.
The GMA3 host was also carrying a massive brown suede tote bag that covered her entire torso.
Amy stayed hydrated and cooled off with a refreshing drink in an orange can.
NO FUTURE IN SHOWBIZ
Amy and TJ have put on a united front after being denied by major TV networks.
The couple has been scrambling to get back on the air post-departure from GMA3 due to their public scandal.
The pair have been less successful in their hunt for a new television network to showcase their reporting talents.
Several TV networks have turned down the fired hosts as they attempt to score another show at a different station.
Networks are apparently "steering clear" of the media personalities, according to the New York Post.
CBS' syndicate operation, CBS Media Ventures, turned down a "proposal" for a talk show from the controversial couple, per an insider close to Amy and TJ.
CNN also turned down a pitch from the duo's talent agency, CAA, when they reached out to the network on behalf of the ex-ABC personalities in February.
The couple has also reached out to Fox Entertainment and Fox Television stations, meeting with station execs to discuss having their own syndicated program.
A source told the outlet that the interactions between the two and Fox were "general meetings" on “various opportunities” that weren't "limited" to just a "talk show."
Even though Amy and TJ are striving to get back to fans on-air, a TV expert recently slammed the possibility of the pair having their own talk show.
“If they did a talk show, what would they talk about? What’s their expertise — infidelity?” the unnamed expert told the New York Post.
“They’d take anything. I think they’d host a game show at this point.”
The television hosts reached out to the producers behind the Ellen DeGeneres Show, in addition to the networks, "pitching a show a la Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos," according to Page Six.
According to insiders, Amy and TJ's show pitch details are still "vague" and malleable.
One source told the New York Post that TJ and Amy told execs they could "be whatever you want us to be.”
“One thing’s for sure...they can’t do news," the insider told the publication.
IMPACTING FAMILY
Amy's oldest daughter, Ava Monroe, has released a new angsty rock album where she sings about life falling apart just months after her mother's scandal.
Ava's new album, A Place to Come Home To, was released on May 20.
It features the song Window to Window (This is Our Home), which gave some insight into how she was feeling at the moment.
At the beginning of the song, a man and a woman were arguing.
The man asked: "Mackenzie, what am I seeing here?"
"What do you mean what are you seeing? You're seeing nothing?" the woman replied.
The man then yelled: "Our whole life is falling apart!"
Ava then begins to sing about her neighborhood and the people in it.
Although she is telling stories about other people in the neighborhood, at one point, Amy's daughter sings: "Momma, been around town. Yeah, she's been around town."
This line could be a subtle nod to her mother's affair with TJ.
