Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos, the longtime co-anchors of ABC’s Good Morning America, receive adjoining stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday, 5 November 2026. The joint ceremony, the only double unveiling on the Walk’s 2026 calendar, takes place at 11:30 a.m. Pacific Time at 6920 Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, near the El Capitan Theatre, according to the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and TV Insider.
A 17-year partnership honoured together
Roberts and Stephanopoulos have shared the Good Morning America desk since December 2009, making them the longest-running anchor duo in morning television, according to HELLO!. Roberts joined the show as a feature reporter in June 1995 — more than 31 years ago — while Stephanopoulos joined ABC News in 1997 as a political analyst and became a GMA co-anchor in 2009. They were named to the Walk of Fame’s Class of 2026 in July 2025, alongside fellow television honorees including Sarah Michelle Gellar, Gordon Ramsay and Noah Wyle.
Strahan hosts, Fox and Nash-Betts speak
Their fellow co-host Michael Strahan, who received his own star in 2023, will host the ceremony, the Walk of Fame’s official Instagram account announced on 3 November. Guest speakers will include Michael J. Fox and Niecy Nash-Betts, both Walk of Famers themselves, according to TV Insider. The ceremony will stream live on the Walk of Fame’s website for fans who cannot attend in person.
“It means so much”
Roberts has said the honour is still sinking in. “The Hollywood Walk of Fame! Oh my goodness. I am incredibly honoured — and to be going with George! A double ceremony. It means so much,” she said, according to reports cited by Badiyaa. The pair will receive stars numbered 2,862 and 2,863 in the Television category.
