Strahan, Sara And Keke Cut!

Michael Strahan, Keke Palmer and Sara Haines are sidelined on GMA3.

A huge blow to the Michael Strahan.

Michael Strahan, Sara Haines and Keke Palmer's afternoon GMA is being cut due to COVID-19.

The show that featured the three hosts was originally titled, Strahan & Sara formerly GMA3: What You Need To Know.

The former NFL star turned commentator, actor, game show host and sports commentator is one of the hardest working Black man in business. He is the host of $100,000 Pyramid, Fox's NFL Sunday and Good Morning America.

He was then the host of Live! with Kelly and Michael. The two had a controversial split and left a longstanding feud between Strahan and Kelly Ripa.

GMA3: What You Need To Know was pulled from rotation in March and replaced with Amy Robach and Dr. Jen Ashton with occasional appearances from TJ Holmes. The show was retitled Pandemic: What You Need To Know.

While the top management haven't confirmed the news as of yet, many insiders believe the show is over.

A spokesperson said, "We're proud of our teams at SSK and GMA3 and how quickly they transitioned to producing a daily show to give people the news and information they need during an unprecedented pandemic, and conversations continue about how the show will evolve in the months ahead."

An insider told Page Six that "Strahan, Sara and Keke is put on hiatus and it doesn't look like it's going to come off."

Palmer joined the show a year ago when it was changed from Strahan and Sara. Strahan still hosts GMA. "Everyone is still getting paid. There's space for everyone. They're actively in contact … They're figuring out what the future will look like," a source said.

Another insider concluded: "It's unfortunate, but the hope is that they'll be a big part of [GMA 3] down the road," and added, "Everyone was feeling good about their show. It was nominated for three Daytime Emmys. It finally found its rhythm. Ratings were stabilized and were starting to tick up when they went off air."

Sara Haines left The View to join Strahan after serving as a panelist for two years.