Robach Shares Tribute as Holmes Finishes NYC Marathon

T.J. Holmes completed his first solo marathon in four hours, 19 minutes and 35 seconds, his fourth New York City Marathon.

Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Running

Expressive editorial sports illustration of a lone runner in a deep-blue singlet mid-stride along a wide city avenue, with blurred spectators and urban buildings in the background. — Amy Robach shared photos on Instagram celebrating husband T.J. Holmes after he finished his first solo marathon in four hours, 19 minutes. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Amy Robach posted a carousel of photos on Instagram on November 3, 2026, celebrating her husband T.J. Holmes after he ran his first solo marathon. Holmes completed the 26.2-mile course in four hours, 19 minutes and 35 seconds.

Why it matters

The post offers a public look at the personal side of the former GMA3 co-hosts, who met while working together on the program. It also highlights a milestone in Holmes's running, marking his fourth New York City Marathon.

Holmes finished the 26.2-mile New York City Marathon in four hours, 19 minutes and 35 seconds, his fourth time running the race. The extraction does not specify his overall placement or how the time compared with his previous NYC finishes.

The players

Amy Robach

Amy Robach is a broadcast journalist who joined ABC News in 2012 and co-hosted GMA3 alongside her husband.

T.J. Holmes

T.J. Holmes is a broadcast journalist who joined ABC News in 2014 and co-hosted GMA3 with Robach beginning in 2020.

The details

Amy Robach shared a carousel of photos and a caption on Instagram, including a clip of Holmes running past his family cheering from the sidelines. The couple married privately in Arkansas on September 19, 2026, and the post marked the marathon as his first solo run of the distance.

September 19, 2026: Robach and Holmes married privately in Arkansas.
November 3, 2026: Holmes ran the New York City Marathon and Robach posted her tribute.

Season Trajectory

This fourth New York City Marathon adds to a running record that now includes multiple finishes in the race. Holmes's solo effort marks a step beyond his earlier runs in the event.

For runners tracking Holmes's progress, the four-time NYC Marathon finisher now has a solo marathon finish to build from. The extraction does not describe any upcoming race schedule for him.

The takeaway

Long-distance races often reward persistence across multiple attempts, as Holmes's fourth NYC Marathon shows. Readers training for their own marathons can note the value of completing the course as a measure of progress.