Although rumors surrounding her pregnancy are making rounds on the internet, they do not carry any factual base.

Qerim has been separate from her ex-husband for more than a year and is currently not dating anyone, which makes the pregnant rumors absurd.

The ESPN host is focused on her career now and seems to enjoy her single life for the time being.

So, since the 38-year-old is not currently in a relationship with anyone, it can be confirmed that she is not pregnant. She may surely have gained some weight; however, it does not mean she is pregnant.

Moreover, the First Take host revealed in April 2018 that she had severe endometriosis, a medical condition in which the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus.

It is especially common for women in their 30s and 40s and may make it more difficult to become pregnant.

Molly Qerim is currently single and is not dating anyone. However, she has been married previously but has already divorced.

The ESPN host dated former basketball player Jalen Rose for some time before marrying him in July 2022 in a small private ceremony. At first, they went smoothly between them as they would go on vacations and travel to different places.

Qerim became a stepmother to two children from Rose's previous relationship. However, she did not become pregnant with her husband's child while they were together.

And things went south when Qerim moved to Connecticut in 2020. This caused a distance between the couple, and they would live separately for about a year when Rose filed for divorce in December 2021.

Since then, the 38-year-old has not dated anyone and does not seem to have a boyfriend. Maybe she will get the right person for her in the near future.

Molly Qerim was born in New Haven, Connecticut, and grew up in Cheshire, Connecticut, where she graduated from Cheshire High School.

She obtained a Bachelor of Arts in communications and a minor in business administration from the University of Connecticut. Later, she graduated with a master's in broadcast journalism from Quinnipiac University.

She started her career as an anchor and reporter for CBS Sports Network, where she hosted SEC Tonight, SEC Tailgate Show, MaxPreps Lemming Report, Full Court Press, and Bracket Breakdown.

During her time with ESPN, Molly has also covered the UFC and co-hosted the annual World MMA Awards. She was also eh interactive host on ESPN and ESPN2's College Football Live. She received an Emmy Award for her work during that time.

She has also covered multiple Super Bowls, the NBA draft, the NBA All-Star Game, and the MLB All-Star game. She became the interim host of ESPN2's First Take in mid-July 2015 and was promoted to permanent host on September 15, 2015.

Molly Qerim is on Instagram as @millyqerim and has 472K followers.