Amy Robach, TJ Holmes’ exes get engaged to each other three years after high-profile ABC News cheating scandal

Biblical Context

The reported affair, the breakdown of two marriages, and the subsequent marriages and engagement involve matters Scripture addresses directly. Exodus 20:14 states the prohibition against adultery, which bears directly on the article's description of Robach and Holmes's relationship as extramarital. Jesus intensifies the call to sexual faithfulness in Matthew 5:27-32, addressing both inward sexual misconduct and the serious moral consequences associated with divorce. The passage should not be used to resolve every legal or personal detail in this case, especially because the article reports conflicting descriptions of when the couple's divorces were underway. Marriage is also treated as a relationship requiring honor and faithfulness. Hebrews 13:4 calls marriage honorable and warns against sexual immorality and adultery. Matthew 19:4-9 further presents marriage as a covenantal union and addresses divorce and remarriage in a direct teaching of Jesus. These passages illuminate the conduct and relationship transitions described, but they do not identify a prophetic event, endorse either couple's specific outcome, or establish that a later engagement or marriage removes responsibility for earlier conduct. Scripture also leaves room for careful distinction between reported facts, disputed claims, and judgments about the individuals involved.