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‘Gorgeous as always,’ says First Take viewers as fans distracted by host Molly Qerim’s ‘amazing’ on-air outfit
Qerim hosted First Take without Stephen A. Smith at the desk
MOLLY Qerim left First Take fans stunned with her most recent outfit.
The 40-year-old ESPN host made her usual appearance on First Take on Thursday.
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Qerim starred on the show from ESPN's studios in New York City.
The First Take host is known for her stunning outfits and didn't disappoint with her choice on Thursday.
Qerim kept it casual for the episode, opting to sport a pair of light jeans.
She paired it with a light blue sweater tucked into the jeans.
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Qerim also sported a vibrant pair of red heels to contrast the blue outfit.
Fans went wild for Qerim's outfit choice and shared their praise for her on social media.
"Hey now @MollyQerim looks amazing today @FirstTake," one fan said.
"I think @MollyQerim is the only reason I still watch first take," another fan said.
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"Hottie! Molly looks gorgeous as always," a third fan said.
"Molly is so fine!" a fourth fan said.
Stephen A. Smith looks all class as First Take star wears full suit in the sun while leaving ESPN studios
Molly didn't star alongside Stephen A. Smith on Thursday as she usually does.
The sportscaster took the day off after going through a grueling few weeks of NBA playoff coverage.
"No Stephen A. today, I let him take the day off," Molly said to open Thursday's show.
"Just one! Don't you worry, we're crewed up."
Stephen A. was replaced by three-time NBA champion Udonis Haslem.
Molly Qerim's life in the spotlight
Molly Qerim has risen through the ranks to become one of the biggest stars at ESPN.
The popular sports host began her media career in 2006 with ESPN and spent four years with the network.
She then covered college basketball and football for CBS Sports Network in New York.
Qerim balanced that with hosting duties for NFL Network in Los Angeles - fronting NFLAM and NFL Fantasy Live.
The host returned to ESPN in 2015 and immediately took the role of First Take anchor.
And Qerim has been an ever-present, popular host of the daily sports debate show ever since.
Monica McNutt was also present on the show as First Take pulled out a star-studded crew to make up for missing Stephen A.
Fans loved seeing Haslem and McNutt on the show.
"So happy to see #MonicaMcNutt & #UdonisHaslem on #FirstTake," one fan said.
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"Udonis Haslem is great TV. ESPN has to hire him full time," another fan said.
"Udonis Haslem seems like a super cool a** dude!" a third fan said.
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