GOOD Morning America has made a major change to the hosting lineup.

Michael Strahan is the only main host to anchor the most recent episode, as he sat beside fill-ins.

Presidents’ Day caused the morning show to undergo major changes.

Michael, 52, sat at the GMA desk on Monday morning, not taking the holiday off.

Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos, however, were nowhere to be found.

Instead, DeMarco Morgan and Eva Pilgrim filled in for the hosts.

“Good morning, America. It is good to have Eva and DeMarco here with me on this Presidents’ Day,” Michael said.

After he gave the introduction, the anchors got right into the news of the day.

Michael is typically absent on Mondays, due to being an analyst on Fox NFL Sundays, but football season is over, so he is back on GMA.

Robin, 63, and George, also 63, are expected to return on Tuesday

MICHAEL’S COPING

Michael is putting on a brave face while on TV as his daughter, Isabella, is battling brain cancer.

The 19-year-old first revealed the news in January while live on GMA.

Isabella was diagnosed with medulloblastoma, and had to get a tumor the size of a golf ball removed from her brain.

Medulloblastoma is a rare condition that accounts for about 20 percent of all childhood brain tumors, according to the Journal of Clinical Neuroscience.

GM-AWAY

Michael returned to the morning show on Monday after he was absent from the studio on Friday.

George was the only main host at the desk then as Robin and Michael were out.

Gio Benitez filled in for Michael while Rebecca Jarvis sat in for Robin.

Rebecca, 42, recently returned to GMA after a few months off after welcoming her second baby via surrogate.

Robin and Michael were in the rest of the week.

Michael, however, was on the show as he talked with the The Cardinal Hayes High School football team, who just won the State Catholic League Championship.