T.J. Holmes was ‘accused of stealing’ someone’s cell phone on a recent flight

T.J. Holmes was “accused of stealing somebody’s compartment phone” on a caller formation to Los Angeles.

On Tuesday’s section of the “Amy & T.J.” podcast, nan erstwhile news anchor told listeners he and Amy Robach were minding their business connected a JetBlue formation erstwhile a woman, who was sitting 4 rows successful beforehand of them, claimed to their formation attendant he took her phone.

“I was utilizing nan bath up beforehand — correct adjacent to nan cockpit — and I travel retired and there’s a formation attendant opinionated location pinch this small aged lady,” nan 46-year-old recalled, noting that nan female was “white pinch soiled blond hair.”

“She’s opinionated location and nan formation attendant asks, ‘Did you spot a telephone successful there?’ and I instantly turned astir and said, ‘Oh, no. I didn’t spot anything.'”

Despite Holmes’ denial, nan rider past “stepped towards” him and “gestured for illustration she was astir to frisk [him].”

“And says, ‘Oh, you don’t person it?’” he recalled. “In beforehand of nan plane, she level retired accuses maine of taking her phone.”

“And she is simply a short woman truthful I really crouched down, put my hands connected my knees and sewage down connected her level and I say, ‘Ma’am are you telling maine I took your phone?’”

Although nan female tried to “ignore” Holmes, nan formation attendant was “overly apologetic” astir nan situation.

Sure enough, nan rider recovered her telephone “in her seat” and “turned” astir to Holmes “mortified, screaming crossed nan 5 rows, ‘I’m truthful sorry!'”

“Sorry doesn’t trim it astatine that point,” Robach, 51, said, which Holmes agreed with.

“I person to beryllium calm,” he explained. “If location weren’t much group astir past I wouldn’t person bent down and been arsenic assertive arsenic I was because I wouldn’t person a witnesser that I wasn’t fierce towards her.”

Elsewhere successful nan episode, Holmes noted that Robach has “witnessed” really he gets treated arsenic a “Black man going done immoderate of nan aforesaid scenarios successful life but getting treated very differently.”

“Very differently,” Robach added.

The brace publicly started dating successful November 2022 aft their months-long matter came to light.

At nan time, Holmes was joined to Marilee Fiebig while Robach was still pinch hubby Andrew Shue. In a shocking move of events, Page Six revealed successful December 2023 that Fiebig and Shue started making love after bonding complete nan traumatic experience.

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However, Robach and Holmes have denied participating successful an extramarital affair, insisting that they were legally joined but not really pinch their respective partners astatine nan time.

“To beryllium clear, we were outed arsenic being successful a relationship, but everyone other thought we were being outed arsenic adulterers — being outed arsenic cheating connected our spouses — and it wasn’t nan case,” Holmes claimed during nan premiere section of their podcast.

Despite nan high-profile extremity to their marriages, nan erstwhile “Good Morning America 3” anchors whitethorn beryllium heading down nan aisle erstwhile again.

Earlier this month, nan twosome admitted they’ve been seriously discussing nan anticipation of marriage.

“We’re still deciding astir what that level of committedness is … whether it’s ineligible aliases not … but mentally, emotionally, we’ve perfectly agreed to perpetrate to 1 another,” Robach explained on their podcast. “We haven’t figured [out] nan matrimony point retired yet.”

“We haven’t decided whether aliases not we are going to officially get married,” Holmes chimed in.

Robach explained that each she wants is simply a “life partner” and questioned if “a legal[ly] binding agreement” was basal to execute that.

“I’m conscionable admitting it, and I’m not saying it makes immoderate consciousness … There’s thing astir wherever I consciousness if I tin opportunity ‘that’s my hubby and I’m his wife,’ it feels much charismatic and it feels much existent moreover though that’s needfully not nan lawsuit because we lived capable life to cognize that’s not,” she said.