Lovebirds Andrew Shue and Marilee Fiebig were spotted looking very much in love while romantically strolling the streets of New York on the way to dinner Friday night.
In exclusive photos obtained by Page Six, Fiebig, 46, and Shue, 56, were all smiles as they held hands walking in Lower Manhattan.
Fiebig appeared giddy, and looked chic with her hair pulled back and wearing all black.
She paired a black trench coat with leather boots. Meanwhile, her former “Melrose Place” star beau looked casual in jeans, a dark shirt, black jacket and white Adidas sneakers.
The couple — who started dating after divorcing scandalous “GMA” exes Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes — was spotted on a romantic stroll to dinner.
They’d been recently seen at JFK headed on a getaway together.
Spies told us they had a date night out.
This was the second time the low-key couple was spotted out last week.
They also attended a New York Rangers game at Madison Square Garden, where they “looked happy and like they were having fun,” a source told us.
“They were with her daughter” and were seated “behind the goal,” the source added.
Other sources, who know the couple, told us that although things “have gotten more serious” between the two — and their first anniversary is fast approaching — they’re not walking down the aisle anytime soon.
“There’s no talk of marriage. They’re both coming out of, like, 13-year marriages, and they’re still in that getting-to-know-each-other phase,” the source said.
The insider added, “They are fully together and committed. It’s a very healthy relationship.”
Page Six exclusively revealed the pair were an item back in December.
Sources told us at the time that they’d been seeing each other since June 2023, months after news of their exes’ relationship made headlines.
Shue and Robach’s divorce was finalized in March 2023. Holmes and Fiebig settled their split months later in October.
Sources told us Fiebig and Shue initially bonded over their experience and “it turned into something else, and they’re connected over their values. It’s bigger than the affair now.” The insider added at the time, “They’re not heartbroken and sad.”
Holmes and Robach have moved on in a much more public way by producing a weekly podcast about their love. (We won’t hold our breath for any podcast treatment from Fiebig and Shue!)
“They’re both very private and loyal,” the source concluded.
Shue and Fiebig did not comment.
