The former 'Good Morning America' co-anchors get candid about their intimacy preferences while taking a compatibility test in a new episode of their joint podcast.
- Jan 10, 2024
AceShowbiz - Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes are getting more open about their personal lives since starting their podcast. In a new episode of their "Amy and T.J." podcast, the couple dished on their kinky bedroom activities and sexual preferences.
During the Tuesday, January 10 episode of their joint podcast, the former "Good Morning America" co-anchors took a compatibility test given by OkCupid Global Communications Director Michael Kaye. When breaking down the result, Michael shared of the pair, "There's a lot in the bedroom and out of the bedroom that you aligned on. You both enjoy sex more than foreplay."
Not stopping there, Michael revealed, "You're both super into post-workout sex and shower sex." He went on noting that the pair were "not boring" as they "prefer cuffs over ropes" in the bedroom.
The test showed that Amy and T.J.'s personalities are also a match. The questionnaire they asnwered revealed they are both extroverts, early risers, intense people and enjoying spending time at home. T.J. said, "We know each other really really well."
Amy added that she has known her beau for nine years and has been "more willing to be telling all and vulnerable" with him about her "inner quirks" and preferences. She quipped, "We actually know maybe too much about each other."
While they are a match in many things, Amy and T.J. cannot agree on jealousy. While she believes being jealous in a relationship was healthy, T.J. said "hell no." She argued, "I wouldn't like to act on that jealousy or be petty or small. But feeling that bit of jealousy makes me know that I want to be with him and only him, and I want him to be with me and only me."
T.J., on the other hand, said he doesn't get jealous when he sees Amy being flirtatious with other guys because he "trusts" her.
Overall, the twosome scored at 84 percent compatibility, which was "really high," according to Michael.
