Michael Strahan Appears to Remove Signature Gap Between His Front Teeth

But did he actually?

Former Giants defensive end and Hall of Famer Michael Strahan will never look the same. 

Maybe. 

The Super Bowl XLII champion posted a video on social media Tuesday that featured a trip to the dentist where Strahan removed the iconic gap between his two front teeth.

"I got to do what I want to do for myself," Strahan said in the video.

In the video, Strahan says that if he told other people that he was considering the procedure, he would be discouraged from getting it done. But he eventually returns to get his new look.  

"This is the moment... 50 years in the making," he said right before the procedure. 

Strahan, 49, couldn't help but laugh after he saw his new smile for the first time and left the office giddy.

"I love it," he said. 

But did Strahan actually close his gap? After his announcement, there was speculation that this video was a prank, as it was posted two days before April Fools Day. Skeptics included his colleagues at Good Morning America, where he serves as a host. 

Did our @michaelstrahan say goodbye to the gap???https://t.co/jqX93XGHRd pic.twitter.com/M5aj4l1iop

— Good Morning America (@GMA) March 31, 2021

We'll find out soon enough. 

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