Are there verified videos or official GMA statements about Roumie leaving the set?

1. What the supplied GMA material actually contains

The items returned from ABC/Good Morning America in the search results are promotional/interview content: a GMA video page and listing that Jonathan Roumie “drops by ‘GMA3’” to discuss his role in The Chosen ^{[2] [1]}. Those pages present Roumie as a guest; they do not include language or captions about him leaving a set, nor do they describe any incident on a production set ^[1].

2. No verified “leaving the set” video cited in the results

Among the provided results there is no link, clip, or transcript that documents Roumie leaving a set or a GMA-hosted video of such an event. The GMA pages listed are interview appearances and promotional segments, not reports of an on-set departure ^{[2] [1]}. Available sources do not mention any separate verified video of Roumie leaving a set.

3. No official GMA statement on Roumie leaving a set in these sources

The search results do not include a GMA press release, official statement, or newsroom article asserting that Roumie left a set or addressing an on-set incident. The GMA/ABC items are guest appearance pages and shopping/event pages unrelated to any staff or talent incident, so an official GMA statement on that topic is not found in the current reporting ^{[2] [1] [3]}.

4. Other context from supplied material about Roumie’s media presence

The results show Roumie in a mainstream interview role—GMA/ABC hosted a segment with him talking about The Chosen—and trade coverage places him in upcoming projects such as feature casting for Angel Studios’ Solo Mio (Deadline) ^{[1] [4]}. These items establish he is an active public figure doing routine promotion; none of them relay controversy or on-set departures ^{[1] [4]}.

5. Why people might conflate appearances with incidents

Guest segments and promotional stops—like the GMA “drops by” clips in the supplied results—are commonly repackaged or excerpted online, sometimes detached from context. That can create confusion if a short clip is recirculated with a misleading caption about an “exit” or “walk-off.” However, among the provided sources there is no example of such a clip or a corrective GMA statement to analyze ^{[2] [1]}. Available sources do not mention any reuploaded or viral video claiming he left a set.

6. What this dataset does not cover (limitations)

These search results are limited: they include GMA guest pages, a Wikipedia entry about The Chosen, and trade coverage of other roles, but they do not include social media posts, law enforcement releases, production company statements, or viral video evidence. Because those items are absent, I cannot confirm or deny that any such video or official statement exists outside these results—available sources do not mention them ^{[5] [4]}.

7. How to verify such a claim responsibly

A factual verification would require: (a) locating the original video file or a reliable embed from a verified account; (b) confirming timestamps, context, and metadata; and (c) finding an official comment from the outlet involved (GMA/ABC) or the production company. In the provided search results, none of those verification elements appear ^{[2] [1]}.

8. Bottom line

Based on the supplied results, there is no verified video or official GMA statement showing Jonathan Roumie leaving a set. The GMA items in the dataset only show him as a guest promoting The Chosen ^{[2] [1]}. For a definitive public-account verification, you need sources beyond these search results—such as a GMA newsroom release, an official clip with context, or direct social-media posts from verified accounts—which are not present here ^{[2] [1] [4]}.