GEORGE Stephanopoulos has jetted off to Japan with his wife, Ali Wentworth, and daughters for a family getaway during his time away from Good Morning America.
The daytime TV host has been absent from Good Morning America since last week.
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George‘s whereabouts were revealed on Thursday when his wife shared highlights from their trip to Tokyo.
They were joined by comedian Jerry Seinfeld, 69, his wife Jessica, 52, and their kids as they enjoyed the exhibits at the TeamLabs museum.
One snap showed the group admiring a ceiling full of flowers while sitting on a floor made of mirrors.
Another captured George, 62, and Ali, 58, posing in front of another exhibit, and a third with their daughter Elliott, 21.
Ali also shared an up-close snap of a hedgehog nestled in someone’s hand and a group shot of everyone eating sushi at a restaurant.
“Lost in translation….” the producer captioned the Instagram post, referencing the 2003 Golden Globe-winning film shot entirely in Japan.
‘DREAMS DO COME TRUE’
Days earlier, Ali gushed on social media over the Christmas gift she got from her husband.
She posted a photo of the cover of George’s new book, The Situation Room: The Inside Story of Presidents in Crisis, which will drop next year.
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The actress has one of the first copies of the yet-to-be-released book.
“Christmas dreams do come true!” Ali wrote in her caption, along with the book’s May 2024 release date.
The couple have been having difficulty being empty nesters while Elliott and their younger daughter, Harper, 18, are away at college.
SHOW SHAKE-UP
George was missing from the GMA news desk last week and has yet to return.
Whit Johnson, 41, filled in for the TV star for multiple days, and viewers wondered when George would be back.
During Tuesday’s broadcast, all three of the main hosts were not at their usual posts and were replaced by Whit, DeMarco Morgan, 45, and Eva Pilgrim, 41.
George usually reports alongside Michael Strahan, 52, and Robins Roberts, 63, but they were nowhere to be found.
On Monday, George, Michael, and Robin revealed the day’s show was pre-taped so the hosts could enjoy Christmas with their families.
“Good morning, America, and merry Christmas to everyone at home and everyone here in our studio,” Michael kicked off the broadcast.
Robin then shared the major shake-up to the day’s program.
“We just wanna let you know that we’re on tape this morning so all of us can celebrate with our loved ones, too.
“And we hope you’re having a great, great holiday,” she concluded.
All three hosts are expected to return to the studio after the New Year.
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