Michael Strahan Missed 'GMA' This Week Because He Reportedly Has Coronavirus

Michael Strahan has been keeping a low profile while recovering from coronavirus, but made sure to pay tribute to his four favourite people over the weekend.MORE: Good Morning America's hosts' homes are another level: Amy Robach, Robin Roberts, moreThe Good Morning America shared a sweet message dedicated to his children on Sunday to mark Valentine's Day, posting a collage of pictures of him with each of his kids.Michael took to Instagram to share the photos, alongside the caption: "Happy

Robin Roberts spends her weekends at her gorgeous home in Connecticut, where she lives with her partner Amber Laign.The Good Morning America star shared a rare look inside her huge garden at the property over the weekend as she celebrated the snow day and Super Bowl Sunday, braving the cold in the process.MORE: GMA's Michael Strahan's coronavirus latest - star's health updateTaking to Instagram, Robin posted footage of Amber outside, telling viewers: "What do we have here?" to which Amber

Michael Strahan has been battling coronavirus and has been isolating at his home in New York for several weeks after testing positive for the disease.MORE: Inside GMA stars' homes - Michael Strahan, Robin Roberts and moreThe Good Morning America star has been off work while recovering, but has been keeping his spirits up with lighthearted posts on social media.Most recently, Michael shared his delight at the Super Bowl outcome, and publically congratulated Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Michael Strahan is luckily on the mend after testing positive for coronavirus.

Michael Strahan is on the mend. The 49-year-old co-host sent a video message into the show on Wednesday, in which he thanked fans for support following his COVID-19 diagnosis last month.«Thank you to everyone who reached out and sent me the get well wishes, all the advice on how to feel better,» the co-anchor said in the clip.

Michael Strahan is making progress as he battles COVID-19.

Despite Los Angeles COVID-19 cases exceeding 1 million, and Kylie Jenner and her sisters just returning from a girls' trip abroad, Kylie decided not to quarantine and follow Los Angeles' safer at home order. Instead, she threw her daughter Stormi Webster a lavish third birthday party that was smaller than previous years, but still featured several people from multiple households.

Los Angeles Public Health officials have confirmed a second case of the Covid-19 variant B.1.1.7 just weeks after identifying the first instance in the county on Jan. 16.

On Thursday’s Good Morning America, the talk show hosts — Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos and Amy Robach— confirmed that their fellow host Michael Strahan has tested positive for coronavirus, and is currently self-quarantining.

Good Morning America star Robin Roberts addressed her co-star Michael Strahan's absence on Thursday morning.MORE: Robin Roberts makes heartbreaking plea to fans in post about familyThe TV presenter told viewers that Michael had been off after testing positive for coronavirus. Robin said: "We know that you have noticed that Michael has not been here with us this week.

Get well soon, Michael Strahan! Fans noticed that he had been absent from Good Morning America this week and now, his co-hosts have explained why.

Michael Strahan has been noticeably absent from and for good reason. During Thursday's show, Strahan's co-host, Robin Roberts, announced the news that the morning show co-anchor tested positive for COVID-19 and has been in quarantine ever since.«He wanted us to let you know that he tested positive for COVID.

 Good Morning America's co-host Michael Strahan has been away from the scenes for a while now and Deadline has confirmed that the much-loved host has been tested for positive for Covid 19. Michael has not confirmed the report nor issued a statement on his health, but The New York Giants legend has been staying away from filming.

Viewers of “Good Morning America” may have noticed Michael Strahan’s absence this week.

Michael Strahan has tested positive for Covid-19, Deadline confirms. The Good Morning America co-host has been away from the ABC show this week and is self-quarantining.