Ann Romney will guest co-host 'GMA'
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| Ann Romney waves to the audience before the first presidential debate Wednesday at the University of Denver. (Charlie Neibergall) |
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LOS ANGELES – Ann Romney is coming to morning television.
The wife of Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney will co-host “Good Morning America” on Oct. 10, subbing for anchor Robin Roberts, a spokesperson for the show confirmed. She’ll be joined by co-anchor George Stephanopoulos.
ABC News is also in talks with First Lady Michelle Obama as the election inches closer. But nothing has been set because, per a show spokesperson, “she doesn’t have time on her schedule right now.”
News of Romney’s co-hosting duties follows her husband’s strong performance in the first presidential debate, in which his comments on not funding PBS sparked a social media firestorm.
Ann will appear on the morning talker during the 7 a.m. central time hour. Other guest co-hosts that have been tapped to fill in for Roberts, on medical leave, include Oprah Winfrey and the cast of “Modern Family.”
