Pressure Grows on $33 Billion Broadcaster to Reinstate Beloved Trio as Michael Strahan's Show Faces Closure

Ahh! Those good old days of GMA3. These must have been the words ringing around the minds of Good Morning America’s fans when they were surprised with a special guest on Wednesday. Michael Strahan, who returned to ABC to host GMA, had been pretty busy with his other TV gigs. And it was supposed to be just another normal day on the show with co-anchors Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos. However, Roberts suddenly popped up with a surprise for Strahan, saying, “Ke-ke! Your girl, Keke Palmer’s gonna be here!”

Well, hearing that brought a huge smile to Strahan’s face as he giggled, “I can’t wait.” So, in the next episode, Keke did appear, as Roberts had already teased the former Giants’ defensive end. And boy, what a reunion it was! Former co-stars greeted each other, with Michael sarcastically saying, “What’s up, redhead?” And Keke jokingly replied, “My guy.” Then, without wasting any time, to impress the viewers with their long-awaited reunion.

Keke and Strahan participated in a fun marching challenge on the GMA set, where they had to navigate small squares marked by blue tape while wearing blindfolds. To add to the excitement for GMA fans, they attempted to stay within the designated squares without being able to see. Both of them humorously acknowledged their challenges, with Michael joking that his large feet would make it tougher, while Keke faced the added difficulty of balancing on her heels.

But after 45 seconds of marching, the two slowly removed their blindfolds. Now, what they discovered is that both were a foot outside those squares but still in sync: “That’s insane,” Keke added as Strahan replied, “At least we’re in sync!” Yeah, they both somehow lost the challenge but remained in the same place. Talk about connection!

In addition to the entertaining events, GMA enthusiasts had the chance to enjoy the dynamic presence of Keke and Michael Strahan after quite some time. Following the show's wrap-up, fans took to Ins