‘GMA’ Suffers BLOODBATH as Stars Flee Amid Ratings Slump

A storm is tearing through the set of Good Morning America — and no one is safe.

In what insiders are calling a “full-scale purge,” GMA3 co-host Eva Pilgrim is making a shock exit from the troubled morning show amid whispers of catastrophic ratings, bitter infighting, and looming pink slips.

Her next stop? Inside Edition, where she’ll replace longtime anchor Deborah Norville, who stunned fans with her sudden departure after 30 years.

But the real mystery? Pilgrim’s co-host, DeMarco Morgan, has disappeared from the show — and viewers are demanding answers.

“People are calling it the ‘GMA Guillotine’,” one insider told us. “First the producers, now the talent. Everyone’s bracing for the next head to roll.”

The drama comes just over a year after Pilgrim and Morgan were brought in to salvage GMA3 following the high-profile affair between T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach — an off-screen romance that got them both axed in disgrace. But the replacements never caught fire with viewers.

Now, ABC is scrambling behind the scenes as ratings plunge and rivals at NBC’s Today surge ahead.

“Executives have had it,” a network source said. “The third hour of GMA was supposed to be a reset — instead, it’s become a liability. There’s real talk it’ll be axed by the end of the summer.”

Pilgrim’s quiet exit comes as viewers notice something even more troubling — co-host DeMarco Morgan has been missing in action for weeks. No on-air explanation. No statement. Just gone.

“People are speculating if he’s already been fired and they’re just soft-launching it,” said another insider. “It’s bizarre. They’re pretending nothing’s happening.”

Earlier this year, ABC blindsided staffers by gutting the GMA3 production team — firing producers, writers, and even longtime executive producer Catherine McKenzie in what was described as an “internal massacre.”

One shell-shocked employee said: “It felt like a corporate execution. Morale’s never been lower.”

Behind the glossy smiles, fear is spreading — fast. Heavyweights George Stephanopoulos, Robin Roberts, and Michael Strahan are reportedly resisting pressure to appear more on GMA3, not wanting to be tied to a sinking ship.

“They don’t want the blood on their hands when it all goes down,” said a senior network figure. “But ABC’s top brass are losing patience with their diva demands. No one’s untouchable anymore.”

For nearly a decade, Good Morning America was the undisputed king of morning TV. But in 2025, the empire is crumbling.

“Every day used to be a guaranteed win,” said a longtime staffer. “Now it’s a game of survival. People are terrified. Everyone’s whispering: ‘Who’s next?’”

With Eva Pilgrim making a stealthy escape, DeMarco Morgan missing without a trace, and GMA3 on the chopping block — one thing’s clear: ABC’s once-mighty morning show is falling apart before America’s eyes.