The response I got from Godaddy and worked for us:
Chrome retired some CT logs on May 1st. For OLD certificates, that is ones issued sometime before June 2020, they might contain SCTs that have now all been retired by Google. Normally this should not be an issue, but if ALL the SCTs on a certificate are now retired, then the it looks like the most recent version of Chrome will not trust it.
You need to rekey the SSL by generating a new CSR from hosting plan and then you need to upload the new SSL files in the hosting plan please.
I was on chat with godaddy and they said that any certs that were issued before June 2020 will not be on any of Google's SCTs and that they will need to be re-keyed. I did that with a new cert as ours was expiring in July and that has fixed it for us. So give re-keying a try.
Chrome retired some CT logs on May 1st. For OLD certificates, that is ones issued sometime before June 2020, they might contain SCTs that have now all been retired by Google. Normally this should not be an issue, but if ALL the SCTs on a certificate are now retired, then the it looks like the most recent version of Chrome will not trust it.
You need to rekey the SSL by generating a new CSR from hosting plan and then you need to upload the new SSL files in the hosting plan please.