Paula Lobo/ABC/Getty Robin Roberts addressed her temporary departure fromGood Morning America She shared a passionate post on Instagram about her recent travels with her wife, Amber Laign "Wonderful way for the two of us to celebrate 20 years as a couple…it certainly has been an adventure," the news anchor wrote Robin Robertsis on a trip of a lifetime! On Sunday, July 27, the longtime TV host, 64, addressed her temporary departure fromGood Morning Americawith a passionate poston her Instagramabout her recent travels. She shared a photo of her and her wife,Amber Laign, on a service trip in Kigali, Rwanda, writing, "We're in #Rwanda as guests of @inmuwetrust_ & @giantsofafrica celebrating young basketball players across Africa. Every last Saturday in the month in Rwanda is a national day of service." The anchor continued to share that their trip is also in recognition of a recent milestone. "Wonderful way for the two of us to celebrate 20 years as a couple…it certainly has been an adventure," she added. Roberts' colleagues celebrated the couple's inspiring excursion, withGMAcorrespondentGio Benitezwriting on the post, "How incredible!!! Happy 20 years!!" while ABC'sDavid Muirleft a simple red heart emoji. Laign also shared a reflectivepostabout their recent travels and life together. She posted a video of the service group chanting and dancing with the caption, "20 Years, 20 Countries, One Incredible Journey ❤️🌍." "Robin and I celebrated our 20-year anniversary in a way we'll never forget — in Rwanda, with Giants of Africa, surrounded by the energy, joy, and spirit of youth from 20 African countries," she continued. "From dancing to community service that touched our hearts, this experience reminded us what truly matters: connection, purpose, and giving back. We're beyond grateful to have shared this milestone in such a powerful and uplifting way. Thank you, Giants of Africa, for letting us be part of something so meaningful," Laign wrote. Valerie Terranova/Getty Sharing a different view from the joyous day, Roberts uploaded a clip of her wife dancing along with the group, writing, "No matter where we are in the world…she hears music and she's just gotta dance! Never a dull moment with this one." Roberts' date of return toGMAis not yet known, but PEOPLE has reached out to the show's representatives for comment. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human-interest stories. Roberts and Laign exclusively opened up about their anniversaryin a June interview with PEOPLE. The news anchor said, "We're [actually going] to Rwanda. Because we wanted to celebrate that way, because our time together has been an adventure. And we thought what better way than to be with the gorillas ... in Rwanda?" The couple also revealed the secret to their lasting relationship, with Laign saying, "We keep it fresh. You've got to keep it fresh, have our little date nights." The pair meton a blind date in 2005. They tied the knot in September 2023. Read the original article onPeople
