Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes Present

Amy and T.J. want to thank Huda and Chris for keeping it real. This Love Island couple is working through conflict in front of America and is showing all of us what you should never do when you’re upset with your partner. From walking off during an intense conversation to then denying you did that very thing (gaslighting) to physically rejecting someone in bed and then making a statement that things are never gonna change. How many of us are guilty of some or all of the above? This episode turned into a master class of what not to do!

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Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.”

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It’s been a huge fall from number one on Forbes list of the richest in hip hop, but Diddy is still sitting on  roughly 400 million dollars. From lawyers, lawsuits and lost sponsorships, Amy and T.J. talk about what Diddy has lost financially, and whether he stands to lose even more after sentencing.

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Can Love Island USA actually make your relationship better? Amy and T.J. think so! Have you ever argued with a partner about PDA? How about a partner interrupting  you or cutting you off?  What about kissing and telling or passive aggressive behavior?  When it’s YOUR relationship it’s hard to recognize your own bad behavior or insecurities- but when it’s someone else’s it’s fascinating… and can be enlightening.

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The Diddy trial may be over, but the consequences from the courtroom remain to be seen.

Aubrey tells us what industry insiders are saying about Puff’s next move.

Could this be the beginning of more bad boy behavior? 

While the crowd cheered for the ‘Dream Team,’ Aubrey reminds us that Cassie’s nightmare still resonates with victims everywhere.

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Amy and T.J. talk about the unexpectedly brief hearing today to set the date for Diddy’s sentencing!  After just two minutes, it was over, with the defense agreeing to the judge’s original date of October 3rd. Also, what exactly are the racist origins of the Mann Act that was used to convict Diddy?

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Amy and T.J. go over the latest, fascinating details about what’s been happening with Diddy behind the scenes in prison following the verdict. Apparently Diddy is now the “guy who wins” behind bars. His attorney Marc Agnifilo talks about the defense strategy and what Diddy’s plans are once he’s released from prison. 

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One of the 12 jurors in the Diddy trial defends the verdicts they reached amid speculation they were influenced by Diddy’s celebrity. Amy and T.J. discuss that juror’s outrage and talk about new details from “George,” the alternate juror who said the freak-off videos they watched in court were “tame.”

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Anyone else feel torn by the Diddy verdict? Was this a victory for Diddy and a loss for women? There are so many opinions in the aftermath of Wednesday’s split verdict. Amy and T.J. reveal where they stand on whether justice was served and where we go from here.

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Aubrey O’Day was one of the first to speak out against Sean “Diddy” Combs — and she won’t be the last.

In this raw and deeply personal episode, Aubrey sits down with CNN’s Elizabeth Wagmeister, the journalist who helped bring the Cassie surveillance footage to light. Together, they unpack the verdict, the legal system’s limitations, and what this moment means for survivors whose stories weren’t enough to sway a jury.

Diddy may have been acquitted on three counts — but with a long trail of allegations and lawsuits still unfolding, the fight for truth and accountability is far from over.

There’s no victory dance here. Just the weight of a system that continues to fail the people it’s supposed to protect.

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