Robin Roberts and her fiancée Amber Laign's nuptials are quickly approaching, but they've kept mum about the exact date. But due to an accidental slip from one of Robin's colleagues, we may have a better idea of when it's happening.
In a post uploaded on X (formerly known as Twitter), Good Morning America anchor Deborah Roberts shared a photo with Robin and Amber from the beach-themed bachelorette party the show threw for them on the air. As fans see, the couple is wearing "bride to be" sashes, and Deborah is in a pink feathered boa. And it's Deborah's caption that's causing a stir as she subtly revealed a major clue about when fans can expect Robin and Amber wed.
"What fun celebrating @RobinRoberts and Amber on @GMA today," she wrote on August 16. "Their nuptials are 3 weeks away. Love these two!"
While Deborah didn't explicitly share the exact timeframe of the wedding, folks quickly caught on to the fact that Robin and Amber's special day is quickly approaching. As a result, they immediately rushed to the social media platform to celebrate the upcoming occasion.
"Congratulations to you, Robin and Amber! Wishing you many more years of happiness!! ❤️🥂," one person wrote on Twitter. "Radiant, glowing, happy!! Best wishes," another added. "Congratulations to Robin and Amber. Wishing them the best!" a different viewer added.
For what it's worth, Deborah didn't slip up entirely about Robin and Amber's wedding date. But if we follow the clue she dropped online, it's likely fans will see the duo get married sometime during Labor Day weekend or right after.
What's more, Deborah wasn't the only one who may have divulged clues about the wedding. Michael Strahan also mentioned a potential time period during the on-air segment, stating that Robin's wedding was set to occur in "a few weeks."
Despite the accidental mishap, we are sending all the love as Robin and Amber approach the most important moment of their lives!
As the entertainment and news associate editor for Good Housekeeping, Adrianna (she/her) writes about everything TV, movies, music and pop culture. She graduated from Yeshiva University with a B.A. in journalism and a minor in business management. She covers shows like The Rookie, 9-1-1 and Grey's Anatomy, though when she’s not watching the latest show on Netflix, she’s taking martial arts or drinking way too much coffee.
