The legends of Good Morning America are celebrating the show's golden anniversary. The very first anchor was David Hartman. He is now 90 years old. His co-anchor, Broadway star Nancy Dussault, is now 89. Joan Lunden was named co-anchor in 1980. Charlie Gibson joined the show in 1987, and Diane Sawyer stepped in as co-anchor in 1999. Three years later, she welcomed Robin Roberts. Now, George Stephanopoulos and Michael Strahan are part of the legacy. #GoodMorningAmerica #GMA50 #RobinRoberts #Georg

David Hartman, at 90 years old, remains a pioneering TV personality and a legend in American journalism. 🌟 Best known as the original co-host of Good Morning America (1975–1987), Hartman helped shape the program into America’s top morning news show, blending intelligence, calm presence, and a genuine connection with viewers. During his 11-year tenure on GMA, Hartman conducted over 12,000 interviews, establishing himself as a trusted voice in media and a household name. Beyond morning news, his