A new report has emerged claiming there is tension on the set of Good Morning America.

The anchors at the popular ABC morning show have reportedly grown sick of the treatment that Michael Strahan is being given by producers, who allow him to run off and work on his other projects despite his commitments to the show.

'They roll out the carpet for [Strahan] while seasoned talent is treated like dirt. He’s been given a lot of opportunity, flexibility, when the others who have been working there longer don’t get that kind of treatment,' a source told Page Six.

Strahan, in addition to Good Morning America, is an analyst and commentator for 'FOX NFL Sunday' from September through January and hosts the '$100,000 Pyramid' on ABC.

The source said things are particularly bad between Strahan and Lara Spencer, stating: 'There’s not a lot of love between the two. They know how to put it on for the cameras, but he’s doing a lot of what Lara should be doing [on the show] and she’s not happy. She’s the pop person.'

An ABC executive meanwhile was quick to shoot down the claim, saying: 'That’s just bulls***. They get along great. She loves having someone with his sense of humor on the show. Michael is lovely with the staff.'

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Feud: A new report claims that the anchors at Good Morning America are fed up with the special treatment Michael Strahan is receiving from producers (Strahan and Robin Roberts above in January with ESPN reporter Tom Rinaldi)

Best buds: That source also claimed that things are particularly bad between Strahan and co-host Lara Spencer (above in 2012)

A rep for ABC also scoffed at the claims being made by the source, pointing out how well the show was doing over rival Today.

'We’ve tripled our lead over the ‘Today’ show [in total viewers]. The show has never been better,' said the rep.

The popular ABC personality and longtime Good Morning America host Robin Roberts were also rumored to be feuding back in January after photos emerged of the pair having what looked to be a heated argument while on the set of their show.

But the rumor turns out to be just that, with multiple people who had knowledge of the situation telling DailyMail.com that the pictures in question show Strahan and Roberts in an animated conversation about sports with ESPN reporter Tom Rinaldi, a guest on the program that morning.

Some thought that the ESPN host was a producer and Roberts was complaining about Strahan, but in fact the three were just discussing the sisters win before the show returned to air.

And as seen during the segment, Roberts, Strahan and Rinaldi were all in jovial moods and did not appear to have just had a heated discussion.

These latest rumors of tension between Strahan and his fellow anchors comes a little less than a year after his hasty exit from Live With Kelly.

News of Strahan's departure last April from Live With Kelly & Michel was surrounded by drama after Ripa did not turn up for work the day after it was announced he was moving to Good Morning America full-time come September.

Ripa, it turned out, had been blindsided by the news and it was a week before she returned to her hosting duties.

'I wasn't surprised by her reaction at all, but I can't control somebody else's actions,' he reflected later in a interview with People.

'I was there four years, and it's about more than just being in front of the camera.'

Strahan, 44, who had been on Live! for four years, added: 'Toward the end of it all, we didn't communicate that much. I kinda looked at it like, "It was what it was."

'The show was going well? We're all winning. That's all that matters to me.'

The drama was so bad that Strahan left Live! earlier than planned at the network's request, leaving Kelly, 46, to begin the process of finding a new co-host.

'The most disappointing thing to me was that I was painted as the bad guy,' said Strahan.

'I value the way I carry myself,' he said. 'I don't want people to see me as "Oh, he just ran out, just left them there." That's just not true.

'On air all I could do was control myself. In football, New York is the toughest place to play. One day you're the greatest player they've ever seen, then the next game you're the worst.

'But I got older in that business and I said, "Hey, it doesn't matter what their opinion is. All I know is I'm doing my best, and I'm giving it everything I have."'

Strahan also said of his relationship with Ripa: 'At one point I think we were friends. I don't know what happened in the end'.

Claim: 'They roll out the carpet for [Strahan] while seasoned talent is treated like dirt,' said a source, citing how Strahan is allowed to work on his other TV projects

Objection: 'That’s just bulls***. They get along great. She loves having someone with his sense of humor on the show,' said an ABC executiove of the Spencer rumors

Executives at ABC were apparently less than thrilled with Strahan however after his comments about Ripa in that interview.

'They were livid,' a source told DailyMail.com about the reaction of multiple executives when they read the story.

'Things had finally calmed down and then he goes and does this interview, throwing Ben Sherwood under the bus.'

Sherwood, the president of ABC, had just issued a public apology to Ripa and about how the situation was handled just one week prior.

A spokesperson for ABC shot down claims that anyone at the network was 'livid,' pointing out that Strahan's story got its own segment on the program the week that it hit newsstands.

That segment did not however mention Strahan's comments about Ripa or Live

The source also said that the team at Good Morning America was also less than thrilled with the Strahan story.

'They think it looks like he came in with his own agenda - which is himself,' said the source.

'It is just clear that he is always trying to blame everyone but himself for what happened when in fact he is the one who said on Live two years ago that he would never leave the show and wasn't going anywhere.'

Ripa made it clear she was angry with both the network and Strahan when she learned he was leaving the show for Good Morning America on April 19 only an hour before it was publicly announced.

After missing four episodes, Ripa held hands with Strahan as she returned to the set on April 26 and joked that the 'long national nightmare' was over.

'I needed a couple days to gather my thoughts,' she told the audience that day.

'After 26 years with this company, I earned the right. Let's be honest, I know half of you called in sick to be here, so we get each other.'

Ripa added that 'apologies have been made' and said she was thrilled for Strahan, who was chosen to be Regis Philbin's successor on the show in 2012.

She has been hosting the show since Strahan's exit with guest hosts including her husband Mark Consuelos, close friends Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen, and Pennsylvania high school teacher Richard Curtis, who won the Live co-hot search.

Megyn Kelly also stopped by the day after the election in a rare early appearance for the primetime news host that came just two months before it was revealed she had signed a new contract with NBC where she will have her own morning show.