MICHAEL Strahan stunned TV viewers with a recent appearance on Good Morning America after announcing his Fox NFL Sunday future.

The New York Giants legend had fans in tears during a surprise segment on the hit ABC program.

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Michael Strahan was part of the Fox NFL Sunday crew who worked at Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans, LouisianaCredit: AP

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The 53-year-old NFL Hall of Famer Strahan caused fans to be emotional during a recent taping of Good Morning AmericaCredit: ABC
Last Friday, GMA put together a live wedding ceremony during its Valentine’s Day edition of the show.

The couple Daniel Alexandre and Chaseedaw Giles appeared on the show during a live TV segment, and weathercaster Sam Champion interviewed the two about their relationship.

All of a sudden, Daniel got down on one knee and proposed to Chaseedaw, who said yes in an emotional sequence.

Strahan then made his presence known and hosted their wedding.

Then, Daniel, who’s the dad of four young children, told his bride Chaseedaw that her family and friends were in the studio to witness the two taking their vows.

Champion officiated the wedding, while Strahan and co-host Lara Spencer had their roles in the ceremony.

Strahan then stunned the couple with a honeymoon and told them they would be traveling to The Cayman Island for six nights at a lavish hotel.

Social media users reacted to the segment, sharing their approval of the ceremony scene which involved Strahan.

“This is absolutely beautiful. I’m home watching and crying,” one commented.

“This is so lovely!” a second wrote.

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“It’s too early to be crying this much! I’m watching the wedding now… simply beautiful,” a third added.

Strahan, who has been a Fox NFL Sunday mainstay since 2008, was part of the show’s pregame coverage of Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The Philadelphia Eagles thrashed the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in the big game.

The 53-year-old Strahan, who doesn’t usually speak about his future on Fox NFL Sunday, posted on Instagram and gave an emotional message following the Super Bowl.

He shared that he’ll work on the hit NFL pregame show for the 2025 season after a long spring and summer break.

“#SuperBowlLIX on @nflonfox,” he said.

“What a time with the fellas.

“Until next year!”

Strahan was part of a Fox NFL Sunday crew that made history during Super Bowl weekend.

The program averaged a record 23.4 million viewers from 1:00 pm Eastern to kickoff.