Why is Robin Roberts not on GMA?

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The anchor said she will be away from the morning show from time to time as she supports her through her treatment. ABC’s “Good Morning America” anchor Robin Roberts said Thursday that she will be away from the morning show from time to time as she supports her partner, Amber Laign, through treatment for breast cancer.

Why is Robin Roberts wearing a wig?

Shortly after announcing she had cancer, Roberts began wearing wigs to cover up her hair loss from chemo. Tired of wearing wigs when her hair fell out from chemotherapy, Robin rocked a bald and beautiful look and ‘worked’ the runway for Isaac Mizrahi’s Fall 2008 fashion show.

Did Robin Roberts have a stem cell transplant?

During the transplant, Roberts had millions of her sister’s stem cells inserted into a port in her chest. “Good Morning America” co-anchor Robin Roberts underwent a life-saving bone marrow transplant in 2012 to treat myelodysplastic syndrome. The immediate weeks after Roberts’ transplant were spent mostly in isolation.

Where is Robin Roberts today?

Robin Roberts reflects on her time as a sports reporter with WAGA-TV in Atlanta. While the “GMA” co-anchor has endured so much and inspired so many, she has always made her “mess her message” and been able to find the light and positivity to bring each day, which is the focus of her new book, “Brighter By the Day.”

Where is Robin on GMA?

Robin Roberts Will Be Missing From ‘GMA,’ The Heartbreaking Reason Why. Good Morning America host Robin Roberts has revealed the heartbreaking reason she will be missing from some more upcoming episodes of the morning show. Roberts’ longtime partner, Amber Laign, has been diagnosed with breast cancer.

Where is Robin Roberts from GMA today?

What happened to Robin Roberts on Good Morning America?

What did Robin Roberts say about cancer?

“We know many, many are facing cancer and other challenges-like my mama said, ‘everybody’s got something,'” Roberts concluded. “Please know that you are in our prayers and hopefully we’re in yours, too.”