“Good morning, America”, closes the chapter: “There were definitely tears.”

After 26 years of broadcasting from Heart of Times Square, ABC News and Good morning America They have officially closed the Side West Side and the iconic Times Square, which represents the end of an era with refining and some celebration well.

On Friday, “GMA” recorded its last episode in Times Square Legendary Times, the last ABC program to wander the move to the new elegant Digs in the city center. Farewell was not only behind the camera as crew members, employees, and proven people to make sure this moment is the real “crossroads” way.

On Friday, June 13th, the final of the final of the iconic studio that has been called the home for nearly 26 years.

The next chapter begins soon, as the show is preparing to return on the air from a completely new studio inside the Robert A. Iger, the new Walt Disney headquarters on the latest model in New York City at 7 Hudson Square.

“GMA” is the final program to move to the new media center, after “The View”, “The Tamron Hall Show”, and “Live With Kelly and Mark”, which moved during the past year.

To celebrate the historical moment, “GMA” presented a celebration worthy of the Times Square heritage.

The show was distinguished by a special appearance from the Grammy 15 times winner Alicia Keys And a strong direct performance from her kitchen crew at Broadway Musical Hell’s Kitchen.

“It is a celebration,” Kez said about the opportunity to return to the show during what the participant described Lara Spencer as “GMA” “the last arc” in the Times Square. The actors’ team brought energy with “Girl on Fire” and “No one”, providing high singing and heartfelt passion.

To celebrate the end of this chapter, the group was attached to O’DONGHUE, where it is said that it is indulged in nachos, wings, and festive drinks, with one of the inside of the interior. The sixth page“There were a lot of chants, hanging glasses, and two shots.”

Senior executive producers Simon Swink delivered elites from a chair, which led to the emotional gathering. Each of the anchors took a moment to think about the transition.

“I will miss the Times Square,” Stefanopoulos participated in his speech. “It has been a huge alive for all of us, in the past twenty years.”

Roberts hit a more aspirational tone. “Just think about all the exciting new memories that we will make together.”

Meanwhile, Strohan expressed his gratitude to the team that moved in the city center, saying: “We could not replace any of you, so we are happy that you are going with us. And you bring the spirit of everything we have here, the city center.”

This assembly also doubled as a sweet retirement party and has long passed in its head and the ProP Master Gary Minor, which stepped down 37 years after the show.

“There was definitely tears saying goodbye to my neighbor,” the source pointed out.

At the time of the announcement, Robin Roberts participated, “I cannot imagine walking in the studio and not seeing Gary,” while George Stefanopoulos joked, “I will really miss someone’s presence in the group. Gary is the best.”

Giner Zee participated, “He is the most generous, loving and funny man. It is like the appropriate amount of tuberculosis as well.”