GMA3's ousted Amy Robach flaunts toned legs in tiny jean shorts on bike as she 'plans engagement to TJ Holmes'

GMA3's ousted Amy Robach has shown off her toned pins while wearing short denim shorts on a bike during a recent outing.

Amy was spotted renting a Citibike in New York City recently.

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She hopped on the rental bike and sped down Sixth Avenue near her home in Greenwich Village.

The former morning TV host sported a blue tank top with white accents and tiny jean shorts while biking.

Her long, toned legs were on full display as she biked down the street.

She wore a light peach purse,dark aviator sunglasses, and tan wedges with her sporty outfit.

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Amy also opted to wear her Apple AirPods on her journey.

On one wrist, she wore a smartwatch, likely connected to the AirPods.

Her trip comes as rumblings of a potential engagement with TJ Holmes surfaces.

No official announcement has been made just yet, however.

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LEGS FOR DAYS

Meanwhile, Amy and her rumored boyfriend TJ Holmes have gone on a romantic stroll after their breakfast date in New York.

The former GMA anchors went out to an Italian restaurant in Greenwich Village.

Before the pair stepped inside the restaurant, TJ, 45, arrived dressed in black leather and riding a motorcycle.

Amy, 45, patiently waited for her main squeeze to arrive as she checked on her cell.

She flaunted her long, bare legs while wearing bright pink shorts with a white sleeveless blouse.

Amy covered her eyes with sunglasses as her blond hair was combed into wavy curls.

TJ removed his black helmet and switched to a white cap to match his shirt. 

After finishing their meals at Rosemary's, the couple headed out onto the streets of New York.

TJ carried his leather jacket in one hand and his helmet in the other.

The twosome appeared in mid-conversation as they took a romantic stroll. 

Amy continued to show off her long legs as she strutted around in pink sandals. 

In July, the TV personalities visited the Morandi Italian Restaurant in the West Village before bar-hopping from the Due West Gastropub to the Grey Bar in Midtown Manhattan.

'THE PUBLIC WILL FORGIVE THEM'

Near the end of July, Edward Coram-James, chief executive of leading PR firm GoUp, spoke to The U.S. Sun about their public outings.

Edward said: "They’re both incredibly talented and respected anchors and their wrongdoing is very far from terminal. They’ll get more work.

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"The fact that they seem genuinely happy together will help cement the idea that this was not an affair on a whim but one born out of genuine affection. 

He concluded: "The public will forgive them, and quickly."

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