'Good Morning America' Anchors' Net Worth: Roberts, Stephanopoulos, Strahan's Finances Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

As COVID-19 continues to sweep the country due to the ongoing pandemic, many have continued to look to ABC News for updates surrounding the coronavirus outbreak. Each morning viewers can tune in and see Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos, and Michael Strahan relay the most important headlines of the day on "Good Morning America." How much are each of the "GMA" hosts worth?

Roberts, who has been serving as a full-time anchor since 2005, is worth a reported $35M, according to Celebrity Net Worth. Her annual salary is $18M. As for how she has spent part of her impressive savings, Brick Underground reports that the former ESPN broadcaster "lives with her longtime partner on the Upper West Side, where the median sales price is $1.25 million and the median rental price is $3,200."

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Stephanopoulos, who is also a familiar face to viewers, is worth $40M, as stated by Celebrity Net Worth. It has also been reported that he earns a salary of $15M per year. The former press secretary began co-anchoring "GMA" in 2009, before being promoted to full-time. He also currently hosts ABC's "This Week with George Stephanopoulos."

As for some of the pieces of property that Stephanopoulos has owned, Variety reports that he and wife Ali Wentworth once owned a home in the Hamptons, but placed that on the market in 2018 for just under $6M.

Strahan has also become a fixture on the morning news show, According to Celebrity Net Worth, the former defensive end for the New York Giants is worth $65M. Additionally, it has been said that he earns $17M each year. The athlete has had a variety of jobs that have led him to make that much money. Not only has he served as an analyst on Fox NFL Sunday, but he has also hosted a range of other TV shows, including "The $100,000 Pyramid" and "Live! with Kelly and Michael," which he co-hosted with Kelly Ripa.

According to the Los Angeles Times, the TV personality previously owned a home in Brentwood but sold it in 2015 for a reported $21.5M.