"Good Morning America" co-anchors Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos received stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. The double ceremony on Hollywood Boulevard was emceed by Michael Strahan and streamed live.
"Good Morning America" co-anchors Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos were honored with stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, in a double ceremony on Hollywood Boulevard that was streamed live. The ceremony was live streamed for GMA viewers. The stars are located at 6290 Hollywood Boulevard, near the historic El Capitan Theatre. GMA co-anchor Michael Strahan, who received his own star in 2023, served as emcee.
Roberts and Stephanopoulos have been co-anchors of GMA since 2009 and are the longest-running anchor duo on morning television. Walk of Fame producer Ana Martinez said in a statement that the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is proud to welcome them, calling them trusted voices in American journalism. She described the award as a double star.
Michael J. Fox, Niecy Nash-Betts and Debra OConnell, chairman of Disney Entertainment Television, were guest speakers at the event. Nash-Betts told Roberts that a little Black girl would see her name on the sidewalk and realize her dreams are possible. Fox said Stephanopoulos takes his job very seriously, and he jokingly nominated him to run for office in the 2028 election.
In her speech, Roberts thanked Disney for her extensive career and for encouraging her to venture outside her comfort zone. She said she could not believe she and Stephanopoulos, along with Strahan, are the longest-running duo in morning television history. Roberts' wife, Amber Laign, and Stephanopoulos' wife, Alexandra Wentworth, attended the ceremony.
