ABC News finds itself in the midst of a growing controversy as tensions between two of its most high-profile anchors, David Muir and George Stephanopoulos, have escalated into what insiders describe as a “bitter rivalry.” This behind-the-scenes drama, reported by media columnist Oliver Darcy, is reportedly causing disruptions within the network’s operations and reshaping its on-air coverage.
In her newsletter, Darcy revealed that the two anchors have such strained relations that they now avoid appearing together on-set, a dynamic that has complicated ABC’s coverage of major events like Election Night. Muir, who has steadily become the face of ABC’s political coverage, has reportedly taken on the role solo in recent years due to Stephanopoulos’ noticeable absence. “There certainly has been historic tension — to put it lightly — between the two anchors,” Darcy stated, underscoring the strain this feud has placed on ABC’s leadership.
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The feud between Stephanopoulos and Muir reportedly stretches far beyond airtime. The Daily Mail detailed how their rivalry has seeped into even the smallest details of their professional lives, including the size of their dressing rooms. Stephanopoulos allegedly expressed dissatisfaction with his accommodations, seeking parity with Muir. “George has been interested in making sure he gets whatever David Muir gets. He’s been asking people on his team to find out what David is getting to make sure his is comparable,” one insider revealed.
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