Andrew Shue and Marilee Fiebeg were not close before the relationship of Amy Robach and TJ Holmes.

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E Carlos Greer

Pictures don’t always tell the whole story.

After Page Six broke the news that Infamous couple exes Amy Robach and TJ Holmes were now dating each other, photos of them resurfaced.

The two photos, one from 2016 and one from 2017, show both Andrew Shue and Marilee Fiebeg — Robach and Holmes exes, respectively — looking sullen, their faces pressed against each other. The cuteness of the photos led many to believe that Shue and Fiebeg have been tight for years.

But rumors say they didn’t know each other well until the breakup of their marriage last year between Robach and Holmes.

We’re told “Melrose Place” star Shue and immigration attorney Fiebeg have had a “long (social) friendship” because Robach and Holmes are co-workers.

(Holmes joined ABC in 2014 and Robach has been there since 2012. They started hosting “GMA3” in 2020).

“TJ and Amy were (formerly) co-workers, so they hung out here and there, but (Fiebeg and Shue) weren’t very close,” a source told Page Six.

But we’re told Fiebeg and Shue developed a strong friendship after their divorce and finally started dating about six months ago.

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Sources say Holmes and Robach, whose affair came to light when they were snapped on an intimate date in December 2022, “have known about their relationship for months.” ” but Fiebig and Shue were “put into a close circle.”

“It’s not something they want to make public. They care about each other a lot, but (the relationship is still going on),” the source said.

Sources tell us that Shue and Fiebeg grew suspicious good work relationship of exes and “developed a natural connection” when they realized their exes had stepped on them and each other.

(Holmes and Robach have denied plagiarizing them).

But the news of the couple’s adultery is not the only thing that brought them closer together. They also “both have strong family backgrounds and philanthropic endeavors,” the source said.

Fiebig serves as the chief diversity officer of Save the Children, and Shue, an actor-turned-entrepreneur, founded DoSomething.org.

And unlike Robach and Holmes, we don’t expect to see them strutting down red carpets anytime soon — or maybe.

“It’s very private. It’s too bad to replay all of this. It feels bad that they (Amy and TJ) have to live on public display,” the source said.

Shue and Fiebig did not appear.