Robin Roberts has had a storied career as one of the anchors of Good Morning America, but she recently revealed a moment that she thought would cost her the seat altogether.MORE: Robin Roberts shares 'difficult' health update on partner Amber after cancer diagnosisIn an interview with theSkimm's 9 to 5ish podcast, the TV host talked about covering Hurricane Katrina back in 2005 and how emotional the ordeal proved to be for her.VIDEO: Robin Roberts bids farewell to Good Morning AmericaIn quotes exclusively obtained by HELLO!, Robin said: "It was Charlie [Gibson] who said at the end of the report, 'Robin, when you left here, you hadn't made contact with your family.
Were you able to do so?'"She then shared: "And I'm telling you, I just ugly cried. I was bawling….In part because of gratitude that my family was safe.
But also knowing that there are people tuning in that morning who felt like I had - not knowing about the condition of their loved ones.MORE: GMA's Robin Roberts left emotional after celebrating special milestone"And I thought I was going to be fired on the spot.
You don't cry on national TV like that." However, the result turned out to be the exact opposite.A post shared by Robin Roberts (@robinrobertsgma)Robin recently celebrated 20 years on GMA"People appreciated my authenticity.
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