ABC staff blames 'News Boss' for T.J. Holmes, Amy Robach drama: Report

T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach's affair turned ugly as staffers at ABC vented frustration over top brass's handling of the scandal.

According to Page Six, the studio's employees privately are calling a spade a spade on the news boss Kimberly Godwin's dealing of the explosive situation.

"It's going on two months! It's been a two-month tabloid frenzy. The place is not in a very good place [to be]," one source confided to the outlet.

"It's affecting morale — not so much the talent. It's the rank-and-file — the people who keep the lights on. Morale is at an all-time low," they added.

Meanwhile, ABC News president Godwin elbowed out the pair in December because their affair impacted the working environment and became an "internal and external distraction," she explained in an email.

But as per an insider, staffers need help to grasp the News president's decision to instruct them to go on air sans addressing the situation.

And later opted to pull them off the air, but explaining the affair was not a "violation of company policy."

"Why tell people they didn't violate anything and then take them off the air? It makes no sense.

There's nothing consistent about her behaviour except the inconsistencies of her behaviour," they said.

Another source put the onus on Godwin for "lack of decisiveness", which prolonged the drama.

Surprisingly, the insiders also disclosed Holmes's replacement DeMarco Morgan was practically blindsided by the matter.

"They flew him under the cover of night to host the next day, and he didn't know that's what he was coming for!" they claimed.

Meanwhile, ABC is reportedly still undecided on Holmes' and Robach's future at the studio.