Charly Arnolt

 Charly Arnolt (born July 14 1987) is an American broadcaster of sports and a television personality for ESPN. [2][3][4] Charly is best-known for her role as a WWE ring announcer, as well as a sportscaster. From 2016 until 2021, she wore the ring title Charly Caruso. She is currently a back-up host and moderator on ESPN's First Take with Stephen A. Smith and Molly Qerim. Arnolt was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. Her heritage is Italian American. Arnolt began playing sports as a kid beginning with volleyball, softball gymnastics, volleyball, and later basketball. Though she had dreamed of be a gymnast in the Olympics, injuries forced her to give up the idea. She also wanted to play volleyball on a college basis. In 2010, she joined WSAZ-TV Huntington, West Virginia as an editor. Later, she returned to Indianapolis to carry on her reporting on freelance basis for WXIN Fox 59. In 2011 she was hired by WDAF TV "Fox 4" in Kansas City. There she worked for around two years. She was back at WXIN in 2014, as anchor, sports reporter and anchor.







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