Born Erin Jill Andrews on May 4, 1978 (age 47 as of 2026) in Lewiston, Maine, she grew up in Florida and graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in telecommunications in 2000.

She stands at 5’10” (178 cm) and is known for her charismatic on-camera presence, sharp interviewing skills, and deep passion for sports. Career Highlights Erin began her career in the early 2000s with freelance work for Fox Sports Florida and the Sunshine Network, covering the Tampa Bay Lightning.

She joined ESPN in 2004, where she rose to fame as a correspondent and co-anchor on College GameDay (2010–2012), contributed to Good Morning America, and served as a sideline reporter for college football, basketball, and MLB.

She moved to FOX Sports in 2012, becoming a key member of the network’s NFL coverage.

As part of the lead crew (alongside Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, Tom Rinaldi, and Mike Pereira), she provides exclusive interviews and sideline reports for top games, including multiple Super Bowls (XLVIII, LI, LIV), NFC Championships, and World Series events.

Other notable roles: Co-host of Dancing with the Stars (2014–2019), where she previously placed third in season 10 (2010). Co-host of the CMT Music Awards (2015–2016). Awards: First woman to receive the Pat Summerall Award (2022) for career impact and community contributions; Gracie Award (2021).

Personal Life Erin married retired NHL player Jarret Stoll (two-time Stanley Cup winner with the Los Angeles Kings) on June 24, 2017, in Big Sky, Montana (also his birthday). They met during the 2012 World Series and dated for several years before tying the knot.

In July 2023, they welcomed their first child, a son named Mack, via surrogate. Erin has openly discussed the challenges of balancing motherhood with the demanding NFL season, noting in 2025 interviews that leaving her toddler for Thursday–Sunday games feels “harder this year.”

She has been open about past personal challenges, including a 2008 stalking incident involving a hotel peephole video (leading to legal action and advocacy for privacy laws) and health issues that influenced her family planning.

Business & Other Ventures WEAR by Erin Andrews: Her fashion line (launched 2019) offers officially licensed, stylish women’s sports fan apparel (NFL, WNBA, WWE collaborations) designed to blend team spirit with everyday fashion. The brand celebrated its 10th anniversary idea origin during Super Bowl week in San Francisco.

Calm Down Podcast: Co-hosted with Charissa Thompson, featuring sports, pop culture, and personal discussions (including live events, like one announced for Super Bowl 60 week in 2026). Active on social media: Instagram (@erinandrews), X/Twitter (@ErinAndrews), Facebook, with millions of followers for updates on sports, family, fashion, and promotions.

Overall Impact Erin Andrews has become one of the most respected and visible women in sports media, breaking barriers with her on-field expertise, hosting roles, and advocacy. She’s celebrated for her resilience, style, and contributions to women’s visibility in sports broadcasting and fan apparel.

As of 2026, she continues her high-profile NFL work, podcasting, and family life while expanding her brand empire.