Exclusive | Anchors ‘GMA3’ can disappear by the end of summer while ABC News plans another shock: Resources

The clock is scoring “Good morning America 3” hosts Demarco Morgan and Eva Pilgrim while Brass Network looks to shake the challenging show, The Post has learned.

ABC News President Almin Karamehmedovic is likely to replace the third hour of Marquee’s Morning Morning Express to the end of summer, according to a direct knowledge source.

The duo took over the place of 1pm in 2023 after the scandalous affair between married co-branches TJ Holmes and Amy Robach.

Possible repair comes after ABC News fired “GMA3” staff last month and consolidated its production under “GMA”.

At that time, Karamehmedovic assured the staff that the show would not be tuned.

However, a source speculated that Karamehmedovic will attract the plug into Morgan and Pilgrim, and will probably bring new anchors or even touch the triad much paid by the mother “GMA”: Robin Roberts, Michael Stharan and George Stephanopoulos.

“‘GMA3 ′ won’t be there in late summer,” the suicide said, referring to the current armies.

ABC News refused to comment on the future of Morgan and Pilgrim.

“What we have said from the beginning is that we are joining the all -day parts under the umbrella of GMA and the team and involving all GMA prolonged family members in the third hour,” a spokesman The Post told Tuesday.

“The third hour is an estimated part of the GMA exclusivity. Robin, George and Michael have been before and they will continue to appear,” the representative concluded.

Morgan and Pilgrim have made no waves like a host-except Morgan, whose photos draw attention on Instagram have placed on social media.

The post reported exclusively last year that ABC News executives were alarmed for a series of provocative Morgan photos posing in the leather biker shorts, in which the “package” of the anchor was on the full screen.

Strict photographs, unfortunately, have not continued their “GMA 3” ratings, which have generally increased between 1.3 and 1.5 million general viewers over the past year and a half.

In the last months of Robach and Holmes’ mandate, estimates were in the 1.7 million interval.

But ABC News’s viewing problems also lie in her crown jewel, “GMA”, which has been under great pressure in recent months as a tendency for ratings for all television shows.

The many -year -old winner of the morning show has struggled to maintain its supremacy over the NBC “today” show in recent months.

Moreover, there are rumors that a great shock of talent can be in the GMA attack.

As reported earlier by The Post, the network may attract the plug to Stephanopoulos, who has been “deplorable” after being forced to apologize as part of the network for slandering the network with President Trump.

“He’s finally disappeared,” the inner predicted at the time. “He’s a dead man walking for sure.”

There are also rumors that Stharan can leave the show when his contract expires later this year. Former New York Giants and Sunday analyst in New York Giants is seeking to focus on his sports commentary career. He also wants to devote more time to his teenage daughter Isabella, who is fighting a rare brain cancer, according to a report from Newsnation.

ABC News refused to comment on the possible turmoil in “GMA”.