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MOLLY Qerim returned to First Take today after a lengthy vacation and one fan has already praised her outfit.
The First Take host gave fans a sneak peek of what her outfit would be on her Instagram story last night.
"Picking out my outfit like it's the 1st day of school @firsttake," Qerim said.
" See you in the am :)," the 40-year-old continued.
Qerim donned a beige top by the Karen Wazen Collection, a black skirt by Nocturne, and black heels by r13.
One viewer took notice and raved about Qerim's return outfit on X.
"@MollyQerim is killing em in that vest/skirt combo! Love the way that set compliments each other and you," praised the fan.
Qerim was off duty last week as she took a summer vacation.
First Take has been off the air this week but returned today with Qerim resuming her hosting duties.
She was joined by ESPN Chicago Bears reporter Courtney Cronin and ESPN radio host Harry Douglas for today's show.
The trio discussed a plethora of topics during the sports debate program.
Cronin questioned why Kawhi Leonard decided to play for Team USA in the first place after pulling out shortly afterward.
While Harry Douglas revealed he believes Dak Prescott is the best QB in the NFC.
Qerim interviewed WNBA star A'ja Wilson about the Las Vegas Aces' quest for a three-peat.
She also discussed Colorado's Big 12 expectations & confidence in Shedeur Sanders.
Qerim's mind may have still been on vacation as the First Take host suffered a minor slip-up to begin the show.
As the show opened up on Thursday, Molly did her usual introductions but later got distracted by something off-screen.
After catching up with Cronin, Molly shouted "Bart Scott! I don't think you're ready Bart."
"Your mic is not open we'll get you in just a little bit though."
Scott was then awkwardly flashed on the screen before Qerim continued opening up the show.
Stephen A. Smith is still on vacation as he awaits to sign a new contract with ESPN.
Reports have claimed Smith could become ESPN's first $100 million man, with contract negotiations between the two sides ongoing.