GOOD Morning America fans are divided over Michael Strahan’s Super Bowl suit.
Some reckon the broadcaster, who got a custom three-piece made for the big game, is wearing a clip-on tie.
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Michael, 51, took to Twitter on Sunday to show off the suit he would be wearing to host the Super Bowl LVII Pregame on Fox.
The GMA star flaunted his custom three-piece from Men’s Wearhouse featuring a blue check pattern.
Michael opened up his jacket to show off the custom Fox NFL lining on the inside.
He completed his look with a striped blue, white and grey tie.
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The football analyst also showed off a rack of suits picked out for his co-hosts including Rob Gronkowski.
“Only the best for our guys!” he wrote.
Many fans loved Michael’s dapper look for the mega sporting event.
“Michael’s suit looks very sharp!” praised one in the comments.
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Another wrote: “Looks great, enjoy doing a great job.”
But others had questions about the tie, as it seemed to be floating in the middle of his collar and not tied all the way around his neck underneath.
“Is the tie a clip on? Lol.” asked one.
Another wrote: “I like everything about today’s wardrobe except the tie.”
A third advised him: “Center your tie bro, on camera it looks all offset and [is] throwing off the look.”
Fashion is certainly on Michael’s mind this week after he showed off his own new line of jackets.
The zip-ups feature the Super Bowl logo and design nods to The Grand Canyon State.
RIRI AT HALFTIME
Michael also interviewed Rihanna earlier this week ahead of her performance at the Halftime show.
The singer, who will be taking to the stage for the first time in seven years, told fans: “It feels like it could only have been now.”
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She claimed she is feeling stronger than ever following the birth of her and A$AP Rocky’s son in May 2022.
“When you're a mom you feel like you can do anything. As scary as it is because I haven't been on stage for seven years, there's something exhilarating about it all," she said.
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