GOOD Morning American fans have been lusting over Rob Marciano after he shared a slew of new shirtless photos.
The Sun has recently revealed that the meteorologist is going through a divorce with his wife, Eryn.
Rob, who has been absent from his Good Morning America job for months, shared a new slideshow of photos to his Instagram on Monday.
The clip featured shots of his beach getaway with his two kids, amid his split from his wife.
He captioned the sweet post: “Phenomenal Fourth of July Week with family and my two beach bum besties.”
In the comments, fans sent him positive vibes as he goes through his divorce.
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They also noted how adorable his family is and how much they love seeing him being a “great father” to his children.
Many, though, also lusted over the meteorologist after she shared a few photos of himself shirtless in the slideshow.
One fan excitedly wrote: “Ok rob! I see that hot dad bod! Ok! Ok!”
Another commented: “Looking good, Rob!”
A third gushed: “Rob look at your sick six pack abs.
“You gotta be in Hollywood man i don’t understand why Hollywood agents pass you up.”
“You are the sexiest dad alive,” a fourth told him.
The Sun exclusively revealed last week that Rob’s wife, Eryn, filed for divorce on June 18, 2021.
The couple got married in November 2010 and have two children together.
Speaking with People about the ongoing divorce, he shared: “The last couple of years have been very difficult.
“I didn’t want this and tried to save the marriage, but we are sadly divorcing. My focus now is on my kids.”
Despite the divorce, the duo seems to be amicably co-parenting their children.
Rob posted a series of photos on Instagram of a family trip to Walt Disney World on April 16.
Earlier this month, he sold their Rye, New York home for approximately $3million .
Over the weekend, Rob cryptically referenced his divorce.
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He shared a shot of himself kicking back with his feet up, with the beautiful blue ocean in front of him and a kite in the air.
Along with it, he wrote: “In times of crisis, go fly a kite.”
