NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: ‘Good Morning America’ host Michael Strahan has returned to the morning show after more than a week's hiatus. Recently, his absence sparked speculations among his fans that he might switch careers to foster his own production company. For more than a week, he was replaced by Rebecca Jarvis. Although the ‘GMA’ anchor didn’t explain where he was, he did share a cryptic message on his Instagram.
On Monday, June 12 ‘GMA’ broadcast, the ex-footballer and television personality Michael Strahan opened up to his fans about experiencing ‘self-doubt’ in a cryptic new message. During his long break, he was active on his Instagram and shared several posts, however, didn’t reveal the reason behind his absence. Moreover, he teased a career move outside ‘GMA’ in May, which he mentioned could be the “biggest opportunity” for him. Though he didn’t exactly reveal what the opportunity could be, he hinted at grinding and hustling through an Instagram post. With his return to the news program, fans are still worried about him after his recent post.
Michael Strahan’s piece of motivation
Upon his return, Strahan, 51, shared a cryptic message to his fans on social media about pushing past ‘doubt’. On Instagram, he shared a photo of himself smiling as he posed in a suit from his own brand. He captioned the post, “You doubt yourself more than anybody else ever will. You have to push past that and WHEN you do success is right in front of you!” He also added that the post was meant to be a piece of “motivation” and help everyone “raise their game."
Strahan had been missing from ‘GMA’ for more than a week and returned on Monday, June 12. He still hasn’t explained where he was or why he was absent for so many days. His absence was filled in by several colleagues, including Rebecca Jarvis and Juju Chang.
Robin Roberts ‘monday motivation’
Meanwhile, ‘GMA’ host Robin Roberts also shared a cryptic post on social media upon her return to the show following a short break. She welcomed back her GlamFam and followers during her morning message and prayer. Roberts, 62, posted a video of herself where she held a cell phone and talked about ‘Monday motivation’. She started with, “Starting off today with the morning message and prayer. And here it is, we all go through things that are unfair. People do us wrong."
She continued feeling motivated and pumped, “We came down with an illness. It is so easy to live with the victim mentality, thinking we're at a disadvantage. We were shortchanged. We can't do anything great. We can't love again because the last person hurt us. We can't be happy because we lost too much." Roberts went on to boost his fans adding, “As long as you accept that you're a victim, you're going to get stuck. Don't use what you've been through as an excuse to feel sorry for yourself. Don't let it limit you to not pursue your dreams. Let me tell you something right here. Nothing that has happened to you, has stopped your destiny. When someone did you wrong and walked away, yes, it was painful, but they didn't ruin your life. They don't have that much power."
The ‘GMA’ host who was the first woman of color and the first openly LGBT woman to host the gameshow ‘Jeopardy!’ concluded, “With his strong right arm, God will work out his plan for you. Now, do your part and play the role of a victor."
