Michael Strahan might be saying goodbye to Good Morning America when his $20 million contract runs out later this year. According to reports, the former NFL star and Fox NFL Sunday analyst is looking to step back and focus more on his family—especially after his daughter Isabella’s recent health struggles.
Back in October 2023, Strahan took a break from GMA while Isabella underwent multiple surgeries following a brain tumor removal. Sources say that experience made him rethink his career priorities.
“He’s had enough,” one insider claimed, suggesting the 52-year-old host could be out by summer.
However, not everyone is buying it. Another source at ABC shut down the rumors, saying, “There’s no truth that I’m aware of at this point. That report is just speculation. If you read it, it sounds like someone trying to stir up drama for GMA.”
Strahan is one of ABC’s highest-paid personalities, earning over $20 million a year. But with recent layoffs at ABC News, tensions have reportedly been rising behind the scenes—especially among staff who feel GMA hosts like Strahan get the spotlight while producers take on heavier workloads.
For now, Strahan is still keeping busy. He’s set to host The $100,000 Pyramid when it returns for its eighth season on March 9. Whether he sticks around at GMA or moves on, one thing’s for sure—he’s got options.
