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Stephen A. Smith Opens Up on Molly Qerim’s Sudden ESPN First Take Exit

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By Web Desk Published September 17, 2025 3 Min Read
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First Take aired without Molly Qerim, its longtime moderator. Stephen A. Smith revealed on his SiriusXM show that Qerim had “abruptly resigned” from ESPN, leaving him stunned and saddened. Qerim, who joined the show in 2015, confirmed her exit on Instagram, hinting at future plans with a cryptic “Stay tuned.”

Smith came clean about his shock on his SiriusXM show, saying, “It’s uncomfortable to see. Molly is a friend, a co-worker, someone I’ve leaned on many times. I’m sad about it.” He hinted at failed contract talks but kept details private, stating, “The details are none of y’all’s business. ESPN didn’t want to lose her, but she chose to walk away.” His openness highlighted their close bond.

Qerim’s Exit and ESPN’s Response

Qerim’s Instagram post noted the news leaked early, ending with a smiley face and “Stay tuned.” Sports Business Journal reported she rejected ESPN’s contract extension, ending her decade-long run. ESPN President Burke Magnus praised her, saying, “She elevated First Take with poise and professionalism.” He respected her decision and wished her well.

As moderator since 2015, Qerim balanced Smith’s fiery takes with calm, thoughtful control. Her steady presence made her a fan favourite and a key part of the show’s success. Before First Take, she worked at NFL Network and CBS Sports, building a strong reputation in sports media.

What’s Next for Qerim?

Qerim has not shared her next move, but her resume and cryptic post suggest big plans. Industry experts predict she’ll land a major role in sports or media. Her departure leaves First Take facing changes, with fans eager to see how the show adapts.

Smith’s candid comments on Qerim’s exit highlight the impact of losing a key figure in sports TV. Her departure shakes up First Take, a top ESPN program, and raises questions about its future. Qerim’s next steps will be closely watched, given her influence and talent.

Stephen A. Smith’s heartfelt reaction to Molly Qerim’s sudden exit from First Take underscores her importance to ESPN. As she teases new ventures, fans await her next move. Stay tuned for updates on this major shake-up.

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