Hours after the news of her impending exit from ESPN, "First Take" host Molly Qerim took to Instagram to confirm the reports. On Monday, Sports Business Journal revealed that one of the network's most recognizable faces would be leaving the company at the end of the year after first starting with

Molly Qerim, the now-former host of ESPN's "First Take," hasn't been shy about her political views over the years. The 41-year-old ESPN host has made it clear where she stands politically, through social media posts and commentary on "First Take.

The ESPN's president of content applauded Molly Qerim the person, but intimates that they were already moving on without her.

Molly Qerim, the 41-year-old "First Take" host, announced her shocking departure from ESPN on Tuesday morning, September 16.The UConn graduate had been hosting the morning debate show with Stephen A.

Qerim, 41, was reportedly offered a new contract by ESPN, but she opted to move on, according to a report by Sports Business Journal.

Qerim announced her departure from ESPN on Tuesday, September 16, saying the news broke 'earlier than I intended'

After ten years at ESPN, "First Take" host Molly Qerim confirmed on social media on Tuesday morning that she's decided to step away from the gig as Stephen A. Smith's sidekick, adding that "the news came out earlier than I intended."

ESPN is excited to present the first annual Wrestlepalooza on Sept. 20 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

Jordan Mailata has heard all the critics talk about the tush-push, and he was especially annoyed by ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins got Week 3 in the NFL started on Thursday night, and now it's the rest of the league's turn to take the field. Sunday's slate is jam-packed with high-stakes contests,