GOOD Morning America star Robin Roberts has quizzed her colleague after she decided to wear black hearts on Valentine’s Day.
The veteran journalist, 62, challenged meteorologist Dani Beckstrom on Tuesday before the daytime TV show took to the air.
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Robin, who was sporting a red and white dress, told Dani that she loved her top but seemed slightly puzzled.
She said: “I love what you’re wearing but black hearts?”
Dani, an ABC7 New York meteorologist, joked that her outfit was “very representative” of who she is.
Robin burst out laughing and clapped her hands after the witty reply.
Dani later tweeted: “Happy Valentine’s Day from Robin Roberts and the empty space where my heart used to be.”
Robin said: “Not buying that for a second, Dani, it’s obvious you’ve got a big heart!!”
Fans said black hearts are the “best” while others said they want Dani to appear on GMA more often.
One viewer penned: “You kill me” as they were left in hysterics following the exchange.
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Robin donned a tight red dress and matching red lipstick as she marked Valentine’s Day.
Fans were wowed by her choice of attire.
In a clip, she greeted her viewers and inner circle as she always does. “Good morning, good morning, Glam Fam!”
She later asked: “Will you be my Valentine?”
Everyone in the room laughed and agreed as Robin thanked them.
She wished her sister Sally-Ann a happy birthday, who she branded the “sweetheart” of the Roberts clan.
Robin then said: “It is easy to go on autopilot in a relationship, but it’s not a one-time thing. “
“It takes a lifetime to become one. You have to adapt, adjust, recognize what their different needs are as people change, mature, and develop new interests.”
She continued: “You haven’t discovered all the treasures in the person that God has placed into your life.
“You’ve only seen one stage, but they’re going to blossom into new stages. Take that time to laugh, to go on a date.”
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Robin revealed that she and her long-term partner Amber Laign were going on a date to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
The anchor is set to mark a major milestone in the coming days.
Robin received a bone marrow transplant in 2012 before returning to GMA on February 20, 2013.
The journalist was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007 and five years later, myelodysplastic syndrome – a rare blood disorder.
The anchor is now preparing to celebrate the 10th anniversary of her return to work.
On February 21, GMA will feature a look back over her health journey.
Robin previously told PEOPLE: “The images of my return always take me back, but more than that, they remind me of how far I’ve come.”
She added: “As I said back in 2013, I waited 174 days to be healthy enough to say, Good Morning America.
“And so I remember being overcome with emotion about how fortunate and truly blessed I’d been to be able to say those three words.”
