ROBIN Roberts has thrown shade at her co-hosts on Good Morning America.
George Stephanopoulos admitted that she was right despite what a recent study said.
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Robin, 63, sat at the desk with George, 62, and Gio Benitez on Thursday’s show.
On that broadcast, Gio, 38, led a segment on how a study from the University Illinois Urbana-Champaign found that men are better at directions than women.
“Researchers previously thought that evolution played a role in giving men better navigational skills,” Gio said.
Robin sat at the desk with her arms folded as Gio read off the facts of the study.
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However, he said that the new study said it comes down to how boys and girls are raised.
“They believe that boys are encouraged to play outside more than girls are, making them better at mapping their surroundings.
As he went on, Gio said, “the face Robin is giving me right now.”
After the study was over, Robin threw a dig at her male counterparts.
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“I will say this, yes men may be better at directions, but you’re terrible at giving directions, am I right?” she asked.
“Oooo,” Gio said as George said, “That’s for sure.”
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This was not the first time Robin has thrown shade at her co-hosts.
In December, she took a dig at Michael Strahan, as he was out for yet another show.
Retired NFL legend Deion Sanders, 56, appeared on GMA via video chat following the Deals & Steals segment.
Immediately after Deion tuned in with Robin Linsey Davis, 52, and George, and was introduced, he gave Robin a compliment.
“I love me some Robin Roberts! I just want the rest of you to know that,” Deion, nicknamed Coach Prime, told the hosts.
Robin emphasized that she “loved [Coach] Prime right back.”
She added that she was happy that she got to interview Deion without Michael, 52, being there.
“I’m glad Michael’s not here, so I don’t gotta vie for your attention,” Robin said.
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Earlier this week, Robin scolded one of her co-hosts after they shared too much information with her.
Ginger Zee was unable to make the GMA broadcast on Wednesday, due to canceled flights, so she called into the show via video chat.
Lara Spencer told viewers that Ginger, her husband Ben Aaron, and their sons Adrian and Miles all took a trip to Anguilla for Ginger’s 43rd birthday last week.
The meteorologist and her family “now can’t get back,” Lara, 54, revealed, as they were stranded.
Ginger revealed that the plane ride that would’ve taken them home got delayed, and then later was canceled after they had already boarded it.
After Lara asked how her boys were coping being stuck there, Ginger gave some advice that no one asked for.
“The only thing I will tell you is overpack underwear always. That is just a great practice,” she said.
Robin teased that they could always “count on a little TMI [too much information] from Ginger.”
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