‘Good Morning America’ Anchors Robin Roberts And Amy Robach Both Test Positive For COVID-19

Amy Robach is exhaling a sigh of relief. The Good Morning America host marked her first step towards recovery after a recent painful injury with a celebratory post on Instagram.MORE: Amy Robach looks sensational as she takes to the stage in new birthday photosThe star's latest selfie is from a gym, featuring Amy walking for the first time – slowly – on a treadmill after a "wicked calf strain." She explained she injured herself last week after jumping for her toddler.While Amy said she's "never been happier" to be able to walk again, she admitted it is not quite the workout she is used to nor where she hopes to be in her recovery. WATCH: Amy Robach is surprised backstage by David MuirMORE: Amy Robach leaves David Muir baffled in hilarious backstage videoThe television host also shared a video of her on the treadmill, which she adorned with a gif that read "taking it slow." "Still days away from a run," said Amy, explaining that for now, the most she has been able to do is one and a half miles at a 2.2 pace.

Amy Robach and David Muir are friendship goals – and it looks like they have the best time backstage at work!MORE: David Muir marks special family celebration with rare photoOn Sunday, David took to Instagram to wish his 20/20 co-host a happy birthday, and chose to share a hilarious behind-the-scenes video of the pair of them.In the footage, Amy was trialling a travel cushion that had a photo of David and his beloved pet dog Axel printed on it.VIDEO: Watch Amy Robach baffle David Muir in their hilarious BTS exchange "What do you even do with that?" a baffled David asked. I'm thinking I'm going on a plane tomorrow, so I'm thinking it's a great neck pillow.

Amy Robach has become a beloved figure for many due to her stint on Good Morning America, and the show paid tribute to her on a special occasion.MORE: Amy Robach sparks fan response after T. J.

Amy Robach has been spending some time away from the Good Morning America studios has recently been off our screens as she battled COVID-19, but now she's back.WOW: Amy Robach enjoys lush seaside vacation with sensational new swimsuit pictureAnd earlier in the week she shared the response from two of her co-stars, Jennifer Ashton and T. J. Holmes, and it's safe to say they both offered different reactions.

If the acting career doesn’t work out, Kate Hudson might have a real future as a singer.

BTS’ Jimin is recovering after undergoing emergency appendicitis surgery and testing positive for COVID-19.Per , a statement from the K-pop group’s management team, Big Hit Entertainment, confirmed that Jimin experienced sudden abdominal pain and a mild sore throat on Sunday. Upon going to the emergency room, an examination confirmed his appendicitis diagnosis.

Celebrity birthdays for the week of Feb. 6-12:Feb. 6: Actor Mamie Van Doren is 91.

David Muir has earned legions of adoring fans not only due to his impressive journalistic and news reading skills but also because of his handsome good looks.But the popular World News Tonight anchor made a confession about his appearance which may make you look at him in a whole new light. MORE: David Muir shares terrifying home photo at his $7million property Talking to Vanity Fair, David explained that many people believe he has an enormous head as it appears so in some photos. WATCH: Amy Robach shares sneak peek inside her incredible homeHowever, the 20/20 host insists that it's simply not the case, it's just his signature pose. While chatting to the magazine he assured viewers that his head is not three times as big as theirs and said it's the angle and the fact he's normally in the foreground.MORE: David Muir's family: Everything you need to knowSEE: Good Morning America stars' private homes revealed David also admitted that he has a "signature selfie face" in pictures with fans revealing that it is three-quarters toward the camera, with a pouty smile. "My head always looks three times the size" of everyone else's, he said.

said in a video, as the crowd cheered and applauded.Letterman, who hosted the NBC show from its very beginning in 1982, departed in 1993 to host CBS’ “Late Show,” which is currently hosted by Stephen Colbert.Prior to his stint at CBS, Letterman was vying to host “The Tonight Show” in 1993 upon former host Johnny Carson’s departure. But much to his dismay, competing show host Jay Leno snatched the coveted spot instead, prompted Letterman’s exit from “Late Night.”The 74-year-old late night talk show veteran left CBS’ “Late Show” in 2015, announcing a retirement from television, only returning to the screen for his own Netflix series “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction” in 2018.Throughout his more than 30 years in his late show career, Letterman’s quirky charm and anti-humor earned him brownie points with his audience, landing him amongst the most well-known talk show hosts.

Amy Robach delivered some uplifting news to fans on Thursday when she revealed she's COVID-free after isolating due to the virus - and she has some exciting plans to celebrate. Rather than head straight back to the GMA studio where she has been sorely missed during her absence, Amy is off on vacation. MORE: Amy Robach celebrates with husband Andrew Shue in photos away from GMAThe star shared a message with fans on Instagram alongside a sweet date night photo with her husband, Andrew Shue. WATCH: Amy Robach shares sneak peek inside incredible home She wrote: "After so many nights in… finally a night out! Feeling great over the past few days and tested negative yesterday, 10 days after symptoms began. Amy - who also shared a photo of her negative test - continued: "Just in time for a mini vacation we had already planned with my parents - so as much as I'm missing work - and as strange as it feels to take a vacation after a quarantine (not complaining at all) - I'm just so happy to have recovered and sending love to those who are and have been through the thick of it.MORE: Amy Robach stuns inside opulent living room in New York homeMORE: Amy Robach gets the best reaction from David Muir after completing Berlin Marathon"I credit my vaccinations and booster for getting through it relatively easy and wishing everyone out there a speedy recovery.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s £18 million Spotify podcasts are to be taken into the company's “own hands” after little content was produced.

 anchors have tested positive for COVID-19. On Thursday, both Robin Roberts and Amy Robach announced that they have contracted the coronavirus.«Appreciate the concern about my absence this week on @GMA.

Amy Robach has the most supportive co-stars at Good Morning America and they all have a close bond off-air.MORE: Amy Robach reveals Jennifer Ashton's unfortunate news live on airAnd over the weekend, the TV favorite had an eventful time celebrating her good friend at their baby shower ahead of the arrival of their son.The mom-of-two posted a celebratory photo on Instagram, sharing a glimpse inside the happy event.

Monarch, the country music family dynasty series starring Susan Sarandon, Trace Adkins, Anna Friel and Beth Ditto, has become the latest victim of Covid-19.

Last week was the week the late-night hosts contracted Covid with Late Night’s Seth Meyers and The Late Late Show’s James Corden both being hit by the virus.

“We’re trading places,” Today‘s Savannah Guthrie, working from home this morning after testing positive for Covid, told her fellow co-anchor Hoda Kotb this morning. “I’m working from home, you’re back in the studio.”

EXCLUSIVE: Bel-Air, the contemporary reimagining of the ’90s Will Smith sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, is the latest high-profile drama series to record a number of positive Covid tests.

James Corden is the latest US TV talk show host to test positive for coronavirus.