Good Morning America's Michael Strahan had a reason to smile on Friday, following a difficult week during which he received some very sad news.
The TV star took to Instagram to post a rare family picture which had been created of his mother, Louise, and Michael’s late father, Gene, who passed away in September 2020.
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Fans commented that the artwork was beautiful, as Michael proudly held up the framed picture.
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"I am excited to hang this in #strayland," he wrote. "One of my favorite photos of my mom and dad. Thank you, @fiorentinojames."
Michael’s beloved father died at the age of 83 and the former NFL player was understandably devastated.
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Not long after his loss, Michael appeared on The Dr. Oz Show and explained how he was coping with the heartbreak.
© Photo: InstagramMichael lost his father in 2020
The presenter said he kept "all the emails" and "all the texts" from people sending their condolences.
"It was great because it brought smiles to my face to see these people think of my father and my family, and it made me think of some great things with my dad," he said.
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Michael had to deal with another loss this week when he learned of the death of former Giants coach, Jim Fassel, who suffered a heart attack.
© Photo: InstagramMichael is a proud dad to his four children
He paid tribute to him with a post on Instagram in which he wrote: "RIP to a man who played a big part in my life, Jim Fassel. Coach, you will be missed.
"You were not only a great coach but, more importantly, a great man and friend. To Coach Fassel’s family, my condolences and love go out to all of you.
"This news is devastating and hard to comprehend. Always remember life is too short and to make sure you hug and call the people you care about and tell them you love them."
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