Michael Strahan Is Still Missing From ‘GMA’: Will He Be Back Tomorrow?

Michael Strahan was once again missing from Tuesday’s (Nov. 14) broadcast of Good Morning America, stretching his mysterious absence from the daytime talk show into its third week.

Last week, ABC announced in a statement that the GMA host would not be present on air, but did not specify when he would return.

“Michael Strahan will not be with us this week as he is dealing with some personal family matters,” they said in a statement, per People. “We appreciate everyone’s thoughts and concerns.”

While the network did not share with People when Strahan would be back, the Los Angeles Times reports that he is scheduled to return to Good Morning America this Wednesday (Nov. 15).

If he does return tomorrow, it will mark Strahan’s first appearance on the daytime news show since Oct. 26.

Strahan’s two-week absence also impacted Fox NFL Sundays, the sports talk show he regularly co-hosts. Co-host Curt Menefee also noted that Strahan was away dealing with a “personal” matter after he missed two Sundays in a row.

Strahan returned to the show this past Sunday (Nov. 12), which may explain why he was absent from GMA on Monday. He regularly misses Mondays on the show because he travels to Los Angeles to host Fox NFL Sundays.

Strahan’s GMA co-anchor Robin Roberts also recently promised that he’ll “be back soon.” It appears that it’ll only be a matter of time before we see him again.

Decider has reached out to ABC for more information about Strahan’s return, but did not hear back by time of publication.

Good Morning America airs weekdays at 7 a.m. ET on ABC.