Molly Qerim suffers "accident" after Stephen A. Smith's comment in hilarious cringe moment

Molly Qerim and Stephen A. Smith are no strangers to controversy on ESPN's"First Take." Their dynamic often leads to memorable and sometimes controversial moments, but a recent episode treated viewers to a moment that was both hilarious and embarrassing.

During a lively discussion about Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and the perception of him being "annoying" due to his success, Stephen A. Smith drew a parallel to himself, stating, "I'm considered one of the most annoying people in television." This self-comparison caught Molly off guard, and as she was taking a sip of her drink, she couldn't contain her reaction and ended up spitting it out. The crew burst into laughter as Molly tried to compose herself, clearly embarrassed by the unplanned moment. She quickly apologized to the audience, saying, "I apologize, America. Oh my gosh."

As Super Bowl LIX approaches, the excitement is palpable. The Kansas City Chiefs, led by Mahomes, are set to face the Philadelphia Eagles in a highly anticipated rematch. The Chiefs are aiming for a historic three-peat, while the Eagles are eager to avenge their previous Super Bowl loss. The game is expected to be a close contest, with both teams bringing their A-game to the field.

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In the episode, the conversation shifted to why some fans find Mahomes annoying. Stephen A. chimed in, "Listen, I would know something about that. I'm considered one of the most annoying people in television." Molly, caught off guard, couldn't help but laugh, leading to her unexpected spit-take. She exclaimed, "I apologize, America. Oh my gosh." The lighthearted moment showcased the unpredictable nature of live television and the chemistry between the hosts.

Molly Qerim has been a prominent presence on "First Take," especially during the NFL season. With Super Bowl LIX on the horizon, her role in facilitating discussions and debates about the big game has been more significant than ever. Her ability to navigate heated conversations and keep the show on track has made her an integral part of the program.

As the Chiefs and Eagles prepare to clash in Super Bowl LIX, fans are eager to see how the game unfolds. Will Mahomes lead the Chiefs to a historic third consecutive championship, or will the Eagles claim redemption? One thing is certain: with personalities like Stephen A. Smith and Molly Qerim covering the event, viewers can expect insightful analysis and, perhaps, a few more unplanned moments.