Michael Strahan Calls Chris Harrison's Apology on GMA a ‘Surface Response’

Michael Strahan started his career as a footballer before becoming one of the first faces viewers see in the morning on Good Morning America.MORE: GMA's Robin Roberts gets co-stars talking as she reveals negative aspect of living situationThe dad-of-four is a popular host and has a legion of fans, but recently admitted that he found the career transfer "intimidating" in the beginning.Chatting to ET, Michael – who was chatting about his HBCU education – credited this experience for making him

Chris Harrison‘s time on The Bachelorette has come to an end — at least for now, it would seem.

Chris Harrison has officially withdrawn from the upcoming season of The Bachelorette, which will begin filming this month.

Rachel Lindsay is ready to move forward, for better or for worse.

Ready for change. Rachel Lindsay revealed what she thought of Chris Harrison’s Good Morning America apology on Thursday, March 4, after the months-long Bachelor controversy.

Michael Strahan was not really feeling Chris Harrison‘s public apology on Good Morning America!

Michael Strahan wasn't impressed by Chris Harrison's apology.

Chris Harrison‘s apology isn’t reading as sincere to everyone.

Sharing his perspective. Michael Strahan sat down with The Bachelor host and executive producer Chris Harrison during the Thursday, March 4, episode of Good Morning America.

Michael Strahan doesn’t seem too convinced by Chris Harrison’s apology for defending a Bachelor contestant’s racist behavior. “It felt like I got nothing more than a surface response on any of this,” Michael admitted, after his interview with Chris about the situation aired on Good Morning America. “Obviously, he’s a man who clearly wants to stay on this show, but only time will tell if there’s any meaning behind his words.”

Chris Harrison‘s much-anticipated interview with Good Morning America went down on Thursday, and in it, the embattled Bachelor host owned up to his s**t.

Chris Harrison is speaking out about his recent controversy and status with franchise.The host appeared on Thursday's to talk about defending the racism accusations against contestant Rachael Kirkconnell last month. Speaking virtually with Michael Strahan, the 49-year-old TV personalityadmitted that he «made a mistake.»«It was a mistake,» Harrison said.

Chris Harrison is speaking out about his recent controversy and status with “The Bachelor” franchise.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentAmid brewing controversy, “The Bachelor” host Chris Harrison is set to have his moment in the hot seat with Michael Strahan on “Good Morning America.”The interview was pre-taped on Wednesday, Variety has learned, and is set to air on Thursday morning.In a cross-synergistic interview (both “The Bachelor” and “GMA” are major ABC properties), Harrison will discuss the racist scandal that caused him to step aside from the ABC dating show franchise that he

Chris Harrison is speaking out in an upcoming interview on Good Morning America about The Bachelor controversy.

Chris Harrison is owning up to his mistakes amid his recent controversy.Ahead of the host's interview with Michael Strahan on ABC released the first sneak peek. In the 10-second clip, Strahan asks Harrison why he defended the racism accusations against Rachael Kirkconnell last month.«It was a mistake,» Harrison responds.

Chris Harrison sat down with Michael Strahan of Good Morning America for his first interview since stepping aside as host of The Bachelor, and, in a clip released by ABC News, said that his defense of a contestant was a “mistake.”

Chris Harrison has set his first post-controversy interview and will be speaking with Michael Strahan on Good Morning America soon.