Has ABC or GMA issued an official statement confirming Cody Roumie's departure from the set?
Executive summary
Available reporting in the provided sources does not include any ABC or Good Morning America (GMA) statement confirming “Cody Roumie” — a name that conflates two public figures — has departed a set. The source set contains entertainment coverage about Cody Rhodes (wrestler) and Jonathan Roumie (actor) separately but contains no ABC/GMA confirmation of either person’s departure from a set (available sources do not mention an ABC/GMA statement) [1] [2] [3] [4].
1. Identity confusion: two different people, two different beats
Your query uses the name “Cody Roumie,” which matches no public figure in the supplied reporting. The sources instead cover Cody Rhodes, a professional wrestler with recent career moves and public statements [1] [2] [5] [6], and Jonathan Roumie, the actor who plays Jesus in The Chosen and who has been the subject of exit rumors and promotional posts [3] [4] [7]. The reporting set treats them as distinct individuals; conflating their names creates a search mismatch that helps explain why no ABC/GMA statement appears in these sources [1] [3].
2. No ABC or GMA statement found in provided reporting
None of the supplied sources report that ABC or Good Morning America issued an official statement confirming anyone named “Cody Roumie” has left a set. The results include wrestling news on Cody Rhodes, an article about Jonathan Roumie’s partnership with an app, and rumor pieces about Roumie’s alleged exit from The Chosen — but no ABC/GMA press release or on-air confirmation is included in the file set (available sources do not mention an ABC/GMA statement) [1] [2] [3] [4].
3. What the supplied sources actually say about Cody Rhodes
The wrestling-focused items show Cody Rhodes has publicly addressed departures and moves in wrestling circles: sources document Rhodes’ AEW departure in 2022 and later activity and statements about his career, with coverage continuing into 2025 about his WWE appearances and comments [1] [2] [5] [6]. Those sources do not claim ABC or GMA intervened or issued statements about Rhodes leaving any television production [1] [2].
4. What the supplied sources actually say about Jonathan Roumie
Coverage around Jonathan Roumie centers on his role in The Chosen and related promotion or rumor activity: one item highlights his promotional partnership with the Hallow prayer app and a social-media reveal [3]; another documents online videos and fan speculation that he might be leaving The Chosen, labeling those as rumors circulated by specific YouTube channels [4]. None of these pieces cite ABC or GMA as issuing a departure confirmation for Roumie [3] [4] [7].
5. Why mainstream outlets like ABC/GMA might be expected but aren’t represented
When a high-profile actor or presenter leaves a major show, networks such as ABC or GMA often issue statements; however, the supplied documents contain no such network statement. That absence could mean: (a) no ABC/GMA statement was made in the matters covered by these sources; (b) any network statement exists but is not included among these particular search results; or (c) reporting misnames the person and so relevant statements were missed because the query conflated identities (available sources do not mention which of these is true) [3] [4].
6. How to clarify and next reporting steps
To resolve this definitively: 1) confirm the exact person and spelling — Cody Rhodes or Jonathan Roumie; 2) search ABC and GMA official channels (press pages, Twitter/X, on-air transcripts) for a named statement; and 3) check authoritative entertainment outlets for bylines citing ABC communications. The current source set supports none of those steps — the documents provided contain only wrestling and entertainment site coverage and rumor pieces, not ABC/GMA press releases (available sources do not mention ABC/GMA statements) [1] [2] [3] [4].
7. Caveats and competing perspectives
Sources here present different editorial beats and agendas: wrestling sites focus on talent moves and often cite direct statements from wrestlers [1] [2], while entertainment outlets treat Roumie-related exit talk as online rumor. That mix creates fertile ground for misinformation when names are misremembered or conflated. The supplied reporting shows no consensus that a network statement exists; absent direct ABC/GMA citation, treat any claim that “ABC/GMA confirmed a departure” as unverified by these sources [1] [3] [4].
If you want, I can run a targeted search of ABC/GMA outlets and official social channels for a named statement — but first tell me which person you mean: Cody Rhodes or Jonathan Roumie.