GMA's Robin Roberts left terrified after intruders break into back garden

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GMA's Robin Roberts left terrified after intruders break into back garden

Good Morning America presenter Robin Roberts filmed an unexpected encounter with two terrifying bears who were trying to climb into their backyard.

Robin shared the astonishing moment with her Instagram followers as she filmed the ordeal with her extremely worried partner Amber Laign.

In the video, Robin can be seen trying to calm Amber down and considering calling someone for help.

She captioned the footage: "We had visitors in our CT backyard & as you can hear Sweet Amber was a weee bit stressed."

Robin is heard telling Amber: "Get away from the window" and Amber replies: "I am" as the bears struggle to pull themselves over the fence.

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GMA's Robin Roberts left terrified after intruders break into back gardenThe bears were seen exploring her garden (INSTAGRAM)
GMA's Robin Roberts left terrified after intruders break into back gardenTwo unexpected visitors tried to climb over their fence (INSTAGRAM)

A clearly worried Amber says: "Oh my God" before Robin asks "Should we call someone?"

The bears then wander off and she wrote: "Got bored and decided to move on" then added: "We called our neighbors to let them know they now have visitors."

Robin added: "Thankfully everyone safe…just a slice of weekend #countryliving. Don't see this in NYC!"

GMA's Robin Roberts left terrified after intruders break into back gardenRobin Roberts spoke about the ordeal with her partner Amber Laign (ABC)

Robin is a well-known American television broadcaster and anchor on the ABC morning show Good Morning America, which she has been co-hosting since 2005.

She has been recognised for her advocacy work related to breast cancer, having been diagnosed with the disease herself in 2007 and subsequently becoming an advocate for screening and treatment.

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