GOOD Morning America anchor George Stephanopoulos has gone casual in a romantic yacht photo with his wife, Ali Wentworth.
The Seinfeld actress shared a sweet snapshot of her hubby looking scruffy and relaxed.
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In the Instagram photo, the GMA anchor rocked a white shirt and blue shorts as he wrapped his around his wife.
George, 51, donned black-rimmed glasses, and his grayish hair seemed lively in the sun.
Ali, 59, wore a bright blue blouse with long sleeves and a floral skirt.
She pulled her long blond hair back into a short bun.
Ali captioned the post with blue heart emojis.
The twosome appeared inside a yacht as calm blue waves can be seen through the window.
THE LOVEBIRDS
The ABC News Chief Anchor recently went on a romantic getaway with his partner to Spetses, Greece.
The pair were previously lovey-dovey as she shared a snap of them cuddling.
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George kept things casual again as he wore a pink T-shirt.
He lounged on a couch against a stone wall background.
The Felicity star laid across his lap while wearing a navy polka dot dress and shades.
Ali captioned the post “Yiasou,” which means “Hi” in Greek and added a red heart emoji.
In the comments section, fans seemed to be enjoying the ABC star being away from the news desk.
One commentator said: “Great pic! Love the fact that I can finally see George relaxing! Enjoy your vacation!” while another fan cheered: “Finally! George takes a vacation! Enjoy every minute.”
George and Ali got married back in 2001.
The couple share two daughters: Elliott, 20, and Harper, 18.
MISSING FROM WORK
On June 30, anchor Whit Johnson, 41, suffered an on-air blunder while filling in for his absent colleague.
During the segment, co-star DeMarco Morgan, 44, went over some of the summer flicks.
White flubbed his line and hilariously admitted: “By the way, DeMarco, stick around if you would, because if you’re… if you choose to accept this mission, which I’ve totally messed up the line already…”
The other hosts started laughing as Whit grinned while trying to make a joke based on the popular Mission: Impossible line.
He was supposed to say: “Your mission, if you choose to accept it,” but got his words crossed.
Whit continued the segment: “You can bring us our Play of the Day coming up later, the best Fourth of July sales, and some good news.”
He confessed: “Man, I thought I had it!”
Another host added: “You were so close.”
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