Good Morning America's Michael Strahan revealed that he was disappointed following an unfortunate update regarding his out-of-this-world adventure
December 09, 2021 - 16:09 GMT Ahad Sanwari Michael Strahan revealed on the latest instalment of Good Morning America that he had some unfortunate news that left him disappointed.It was announced that the Blue Origin space flight that he was part of that was due to depart on December 9 had been delayed by two days because of unfavorable wind conditions.
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"At first we were disappointed by it, of course. We just felt days ago that we were ready to go and let this happen," he said."We're just as excited to go on Saturday, safety is of the utmost concern here."The GMA Instagram page shared the excerpt of his on-air conversation, captioning the post:"#BlueOrigin #space flight delayed: @MichaelStrahan and crew will finish training as planned with liftoff now scheduled for Saturday.
While the TV personality will be undergoing more training in Texas, he did delight fans with a more positive update as he shared that his family was with him while he prepared.
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