Charly Arnolt

 Charly Aronsont (born July 14 1988) is an American broadcaster and television personality. [2][3][43 Charly is well-known for her work for her role as an WWE Ring announcer and sportscaster. From 2016 until 2021, she wore the ring title Charly Caruso. She is currently a backup moderator and host for ESPN's First Take featuring Stephen A. Smith & Molly Qerim. Arnolt was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. Her ethnicity is Italian American. Arnolt developed a love for sports as a child, and began playing volleyball, softball and gymnastics. While she had always hoped to be a gymnast in the Olympics, injuries forced her to give up the dream. She also wanted to play volleyball at the level of collegiate competition, however her height made it difficult for her to taking part in the sport. In 2010 she joined WSAZ-TV Huntington as reporter. After that, she returned to Indianapolis to be an independent journalist for WXIN Fox 59. In 2011, she joined WDAF TV "Fox 4" in Kansas City. For about two years she was at the station. In 2014, she was back to WXIN and was promoted to anchor for sports and a reporter.



 




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