Stephen A Smith is an American TV, radio, and sports shows host. He is 54-year-old and based in New York, United States.

He works as a Pundit on ESPN Show, First take with Molly Qerim. Smith also works as an NBA analyst for different games every week.

He stands 6ft tall and is also a single father.

Stephen A Smith Biography

He was born in 1967 to his mother, Janet Smith in New York, United States.

He grew up in Hollis, an area in Queens. Smith has five siblings in his family and they are six in total.

The 54-year-old stands at least 1.85m tall.

His younger brother, Basil, and four sisters died in a car crash accident in 1992.

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His father was the owner of a hardware store. Smith has a parents from different backgrounds.

In 1986, he graduated from Queens’ Thomas Edison High School.

Stephen A Smith won a basketball scholarship to Winston-Salem State University, a historically black university in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, after one year at the Fashion Institute of Technology.

He revealed that he has two daughters in a December 11, 2019, interview with GQ. Smith’s daughters have only a one year gap between them at the time.

He used to be engaged, When questioned why he never completed the marriage, he explained that It didn’t turn out to be a good idea.

And he simply informed his sister the other day that it was none of her business. Something to do with his career and finances.

As he already stated, this is not a debate. And that if he wants to answer,  he will.

Smith is a supporter of the New York Yankees and the New York Knicks, two of his hometown clubs.

Stephen Career

Stephen A Smith started his career in journalism working for different media outlets such as the Winston-Salem Journal, and others.

He worked for The Philadelphia Inquirer back in 1994.

However, he was relegated back to the role of general assignment reporter on August 23, 2007, after the Inquirer stated that he would no longer be writing columns.

The Philadelphia Inquirer discontinued its partnership with Smith in 2008, just as the sports presenter launched his site, stephena.com.

He returned to the Philadelphia Inquirer in February 2010 after winning an arbitrator’s decision to reinstate him.

Nevertheless only after agreeing to remove his controversial opinions from his website and shows.

He has a deep dislike for the Cowboys, frequently criticizing them with their sarcastic.

There was even a song written on Smith’s dislike for the Cowboys.

After losses, He has repeatedly insulted a particular commentator over the years and he is Michael Irvin.

However, previous and present ESPN workers are known to be big fans of the Cowboys.