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Andrew Shue and Marilee Fiebig wed in New Jersey ceremony

Andrew Shue and Marilee Fiebig have exchanged vows in a private ceremony held in New Jersey. The wedding took place on Sunday at their farm near Stockton, following a period of courtship that began in 2023. This union occurs just weeks after Shue’s former spouse, Amy Robach, married T.J. Holmes.

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Robach and Holmes’ relationship became public in November 2022, while both were still married to Shue and Fiebig, respectively. Their workplace romance and subsequent departure from ABC’s GMA 3 generated significant media attention.

The Daily Mail reported that 59-year-old Shue, an actor known for Melrose Place, and 49-year-old Fiebig, an attorney, were surrounded by close family and friends during the ceremony. Actress Elisabeth Shue, 63, was among the attendees. Fiebig wore a white lace dress with a veil, while Shue chose a black suit and open-collar shirt.

Sabine, Fiebig’s 13-year-old daughter from her marriage to Holmes, was also present, dressed in a navy floor-length gown. The couple announced their engagement recently, marking three years together.

Shue expressed gratitude and hopefulness about the marriage, stating, “We’re very grateful and hopeful. I don’t know how it happened, but there’s a happy ending.”

Robach and Holmes married in Arkansas in September, after their relationship initially surfaced. Sources indicated Robach has “no regrets” about the relationship, despite its impact on their careers. In January 2023, Fiebig’s attorney emphasized her client’s focus on her daughter during the challenging period, highlighting a desire for a “new beginning.”

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“Andrew Shue and Marilee Fiebig marry just weeks after exes T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach”

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