News about Molly Qerim

On Wednesday morning's edition of First Take, Smith and Qerim had similar-colored outfits on set. As a result, co-host Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo teased them about being married at the top of the program. 'Who said 'I do' first between the two of you,' Russo quipped while pointing at his colleagues. Qerim quickly responded, sarcastically saying: 'Who said 'I don't?'' Smith and Qerim exchanged compliments before the veteran sports journalist began addressing the speculations.

Clark led the Hawkeyes past Angel Reese and LSU on Monday, earning the Hawkeyes a spot in the national championship game against Paige Bueckers and the Huskies. On Thursday, the First Take host and proud UConn alumna bowed openly and shared her thoughts on ESPN's podium with Stephen A. Smith and Monica McNutt. All I can say is that this UConn team isn't well-being,' Qerim said.

Smith had to obtain an x-ray after the mishap occurred while preparing for the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game in Indiana. The First Take host announced the news on Friday. This was not confirmed by Adrian Wojnarowski,' Qerim said, 'This is what I was told by Stephen A.' When he gets here, he's fine if he wants to change the story.' This is what I hear. Stephen A. Smith is one of the celebrity All-Star Game's coaches. SA had to get out there and had a workout yesterday.' Micah Parsons was the protagonist of this mess. Micah crossed him over, and all I know is Stephen A's in the hospital right now getting x-rays.'

The moment came during ESPN's episode on Wednesday as radio Hall of Famer Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo and NFL/College football analyst Marcus Spears remained stupid on live television. Qerim, a New York Giants fan, was baffled by Smith's analysis as he attempted to argue for change when it came to the question of moving the Rose Bowl out of Pasadena in the future.

Dan Orlovsky, the former NFL quarterback, decided to sniff 'First Take' co-host Molly Qerim's high heel live on air, causing all three fellow panelists to be disgusted. 'Are you really sniffing the shoe?' Orlovsky was surprisingly curious in his question. I just got the shoes off and I have tights on.' Don't be strange.' Molly, it's too late. Orlovsky put his nose where your ankle resides in a shoe at the same time.

During Pat McAfee's guest appearance on First Take on Tuesday, he named several anchors laid off by the World Wide Leader, while removing a few expletives as well. "All year, we were told that because my show came to ESPN, we fired Steve Young, and we fired all the people who were here and were outstanding at ESPN," McAfee told co-hosts Stephen A. Smith, Molly Qerim, and Shannon Sharpe. McAfee, a former NFL punter and host of YouTube, joined ESPN for five years and $85 million in May, months before the network laid off several high-profile anchors as part of Disney's layoffs. And as McAfee reminded the First Take crew on Tuesday, it was his performance that was heavily chastised for the layoffs.

An alleged stalker who is accused of having a 'unhealthy obsession' with the network stars, ESPN anchors Molly Qerim, Malika Andrews, and Stephen A. Smith have been given a three-year restraining order. Ahmed Abubakar, a New Jersey internal medicine doctor, was ordered into the workplace violence restraining order in Los Angeles on Tuesday, where he was recently accused of touring the network's Southern California studios in an attempt to harass Andrews. The decision was released on Tuesday by a provisional restraining order filed on Andrews' behalf last month. Andrews' fiancé, ESPN NBA reporter Dave McMenamin, and Smith's sister Sumatra Hawkins, another ESPN employee, are also covered by the protective order. On Friday, Abubakar decided to stay 100 yards away from Qerim, Andrews, and Smith at the request of an ESPN attorney. He was previously suspected of trespassing at Qerim's Connecticut home, and the network has stated that he is a 'imminent threat' to the network's hosts.

Swift, as well as Dan Orlovsky and Shannon Sharpe, were back and forth on whether Swift deserving a mention for her beau's rejuvenation on the gridiron. Smith couldn't agree more after Qerim said that 'Taylor is motivating him.' 'I'm pretty positive she is.' 'Let's get it out of the way,' he said vehemently. Qerim replied, 'The voice is unnecessary.'

Malika Andrews and Stephen A. Smith, among ESPN workers, have been tortured by a man to the point that Andrews has just obtained a restraining order. In court records, Andrews, the 28-year-old host of NBA Today, accuses Ahmed Abubakar, 41 of New Jersey, of harassing and assaulting her, Smith, and fellow 'First Take' host Molly Qerim. Andrews says the message started on X, the former Twitter, in September 2022, exploded to the point that Abubakar turned up to ESPN headquarters and Qerim's home, according to TMZ.

During a Friday appearance on First Take, Deion Sanders continued to debate the controversies surrounding him and CSU coach Jay Norvell by giving out sunglasses to Shannon Sharpe, Stephen A. Smith, and Molly Qerim. Sanders, who was wearing sunglasses, erupted as he handed over his frames to the on-air crew. Many of the students, as is expected on Saturday night, had shades on for Sanders. Following Rams coach Jay Norvell's remarks, Sanders declared the match between Colorado and Colorado State this weekend to be 'personal.'

In an era of social media, the ESPN star ushered in a moment in which social media reigned. When asked by host Molly Qerim which would score the most points among AFC West teams in Week 1, Smith chose Los Angeles. Smith's week on the ESPN debate hasn't been the best on record.