Michael Strahan Expected to Reduce Hosting Duties at ABC’s Good Morning America

Michael Strahan, the Pro Football Hall of Famer and co-host of ABC's "Good Morning America," is expected to sign a new deal to remain with the show, although the agreement has not yet been finalized. This new contract is likely to reduce his daily hosting duties to fewer than five days a week, allowing him to better balance his commitments with Fox's NFL coverage and spend more time with his family. Strahan has been gradually scaling back his appearances over recent years due to these multiple obligations. Despite earlier rumors that he might leave the network, ABC appears committed to retaining him as part of its flagship morning show team. The new deal is not anticipated to be long-term, reflecting a trend among major television personalities to adopt shorter contracts with reduced daily responsibilities while maintaining a regular presence. Strahan's extensive media career since retiring from football includes hosting game shows and making television appearances, underscoring his successful transition from athlete to television personality.