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Hoda Kotb is leaving The Today Show at the end of this week. It proves nothing lasts forever regarding the long-time hosts of morning talk shows. This week, a special co-host showed up on the rival Good Morning America, and fans fell in love with her. In fact, some fans said she could be Robin Roberts’ future replacement.

Here is who fans have labeled the future of Good Morning America.

Who Do Fans Think Should Replace Robin Roberts On GMA?

This week on Good Morning America, Robin Roberts was joined by George Stephanopoulos and Michael Strahan. The three hosts had taken some time off for the holidays, but all three are now back and together again. However, on Tuesday, the three hosts had a regular contributor on the show, and many fans feel she could be a great host one day.

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Good Morning America viewers think they have a replacement for longtime anchor Robin Roberts!

Roberts started working with ABC News and GMA as a featured reporter in 1995 and officially became a co-anchor in 2005.

That gives her quite the tenure on the show, and she could choose to retire and pursue other endeavors, including public speaking, authoring books, or podcasting.

She currently stars alongside George Stephanopoulos and Michael Strahan on GMA. All three appeared at the desk this week after returning from their holiday vacations.

During her vacation, Robin spent time in her favorite spot, Key West, Florida, and seemed refreshed and ready to present news stories.

However, she and her co-stars couldn’t help but laugh at a hilarious remark one of their regular contributors made at the desk. Some fans believe she’s the right “star” to one day replace Robin.

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First Lady of the United States Dr. Jill Biden will be introducing National Geographic’s latest series “America’s National Parks,” set to premiere Aug. 29. Narrated by Garth Brooks, the five-part docuseries celebrates the world-famous and lesser-known national parks across the U.S., from Yosemite to Big Bend National Park.

The series will first be introduced by Dr. Biden from the Grand Canyon. “America’s national parks are full of unrivaled natural beauty, geological wonders, cultural history and amazing wildlife,” Dr. Biden said as part of her introduction to the series. “Each national park connects people to a piece of the American story — who we are and where we came from. With at least one national park in every state, all Americans can enjoy them.”

In participation with the White House’s Joining Forces Initiative, National Geographic will also premiere a PSA throughout the five-night event showcasing Dr. Biden’s appreciation for the military community.

Emmy-winning news producer Andrew Morse has been named executive producer of the weekend edition of ABC News' Good Morning America, overseeing the day-to-day content and operations of the news program.

Morse has been with ABC News since 1996, most recently serving as the senior producer for the Saturday and Sunday editions of World News. His other positions have included serving as the senior producer overseeing the daily "GMA" news blocks that air throughout the morning broadcast and as the senior producer of the overnight news broadcasts World News Now and World News This Morning.