T.J. Holmes' Estranged Wife Marilee Fiebig Posts About 'Worried' Children Amid Divorce

T.J. Holmes' estranged wife, Marilee Fiebig, has shared a post about comforting "worried" children amid their divorce.

Fiebig reposted a graphic from Save the Children via her Instagram Story, weeks after her estranged husband filed for divorce amid his romance with his "GMA3" co-host Amy Robach, according to Us Weekly.

"What to do when ... a child is worried. Children may not share all their concerns because they do not want to upset you," the message read.

"It's okay not to be okay," read a caption for the image, originally posted via the Save the Children account Friday. "But sometimes kids may struggle to share what they're feeling. Here are some tips from our experts to help children express their emotions and strengthen their mental well-being."

Fiebig is the chief diversity officer for the nonprofit organization, which aims to protect and educate kids around the world.

Fiebig and Holmes tied the knot in 2010 and share a 10-year-old daughter, Sabine. He is also a dad to daughter Brianna and son Jaiden, whom he shares with ex-wife Amy Ferson.

Holmes filed for divorce from Fiebig in New York City last month, weeks after the journalist was photographed getting cozy with Robach.

Robach is also currently in the process of divorcing her estranged husband, "Melrose Place" actor Andrew Shue, according to Page Six.

Page Six previously reported that Fiebig had been blindsided by the photos of Holmes and Robach published by Daily Mail in November 2022.

Although she and Holmes had already split at the time, they were reportedly trying to give their marriage another chance. They reportedly spent Holmes' birthday in August last year together with their daughter.

"She's devastated. She had no idea," an anonymous source told Page Six of Fiebig at the time. "They haven't been together in [a while], but they were trying to work it out."

Holmes and Robach were suspended from their roles on the third hour of "Good Morning America" on Dec. 5, 2022, amid an internal investigation into their relationship.

They have since been spotted together in public several times.

"They spent the holidays together and are spending all of their time together right now," an unnamed insider told People last month. "They are fully in a relationship. They are not hiding anything at all because they have no reason to."

An unnamed source told Us Weekly that the co-hosts are relying on each other amid the scandal.

"Amy and T.J. are sticking together and putting on a united front. They really only have each other right now," the tipster claimed.