Morale is low at ABC amid T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach affair

Enough is sufficient.

ABC’s ongoing investigation of their “GMA3” anchors T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach continues to be a serious distraction round their Upper West Side workplaces on 66th Street and at Times Square Studios, the place they shoot the daytime present.

And we’re instructed insiders are starting to lose endurance with information boss Kim Godwin’s dealing with of the explosive state of affairs.

“It’s occurring two months! It’s been a two-month tabloid frenzy. The place is just not in an excellent place [to be],” one insider instructed Page Six.

“It’s affecting morale — not a lot the expertise. It’s the rank-and-file — the individuals who preserve the lights on. Morale is at an all-time low,” they added.

Employees are beginning to level fingers at ABC News president Godwin who pulled the couple off air in December, as a result of their affair had turn out to be an excessive amount of of an “inner and exterior distraction,” she defined in an e mail.

Now it’s a brand new yr and occurring two months because the salacious lovebirds have been in a position to welcome their viewers to “GMA3” within the afternoons. Multiple sources instructed Page Six that the indicators are pointing to them not returning to the air.

One insider instructed us that the status of ABC mother or father firm Disney is at stake. “The affair is one factor, however you can also’t be credible to inform the information when you’re the information — that’s a part of the problem.”

A 3rd supply instructed us staffers are nonetheless confused after Godwin allowed them to go on air with out addressing the state of affairs, however then determined to yank them, and despatched an e mail saying affair was not a “violation of firm coverage.”

“Why inform folks they didn’t violate something after which take them off air? It is senseless. There’s nothing constant about her conduct besides the inconsistencies of her conduct,” they stated.

The first insider blamed Godwin’s “lack of decisiveness” for prolonging the drama. In reality, they instructed us the state of affairs is so disorganized, that newly employed anchor DeMarco Morgan was virtually blindsided when he flew cross-country from LA to fill in for Holmes amid the investigation.

“They flew him beneath the duvet of night time to host the following day, and he didn’t know that’s what he was coming for!,” they claimed.

But not everyone seems to be fuming at ABC bosses over the state of affairs. A fourth individual put it merely: “It sucks, however this stuff take time.”

They even painted a rosy image that “persons are targeted on work. They’re doing their jobs, and doing it properly. We’re nonetheless primary. We’re crushing it!” (If something, it appears that evidently the “crush” is the issue).

ABC had but to decide about Holmes’ and Robach’s jobs as of Friday, however our fourth supply is optimistic {that a} determination will probably be made in a “couple of weeks max!” “It must be,” they stated.

Meanwhile, staffers will preserve the popcorn on standby for the following bawdy installment of the scandal to emerge.

Reps didn’t remark.