Sky News broadcaster Erin Molan has been awarded $150,000 after winning a defamation suit against Daily Mail Australia over an article. Today we will discuss about Erin Molan: What happened to| Is still married| Sister.
Erin Molan: What happened to| Is still married| Sister
Erin Molan (born 24 August 1984) is an Australian television sports presenter. He is currently a primetime contributor on Sky News Australia, a radio presenter on 2Day FM and a columnist on The Daily Telegraph. Molan previously worked with the Nine Network, where she was part of the Nine Wide World of Sports for their NRL coverage and from 2019 their tennis coverage, where she hosted the secondary broadcast for Channel 9Gem of the Australian Open. Molan was also the host of Friday and Saturday sports on Nine News Sydney and host of The Sunday Footy Show and former host of The NRL Footy Show.
| Born | 24 August 1984 |
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| Occupation | Television presenter, radio presenter, columnist |
| Years active | 2008−present |
| Employer | Sky News Australia |
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| Partner | Sean Ogilvy (2017-2021) |
| Children | 1 |
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What happened to
Sky News broadcaster Erin Molan has been awarded $150,000 after winning a defamation suit against Daily Mail Australia over an article and two tweets that accused her of mocking Polynesian names in a radio broadcast.
Is still married
Erin Molan is still married. The TV and radio personality split from her fiancé Sean Ogilvy in September 2021, although the former couple continues to co-parent their daughter Eliza. In the months since the shock break-up, Erin has kept quiet about dating and romance, but now she has shed new light on her approach to love in 2022.
Sister
Sports presenter Erin Molan has spoken to 9Honey Parenting about the tragic loss of her niece’s stillbirth a decade ago.
Erin says her sister, Sarah Sutton, is ‘an incredible pillar of strength’ despite going through such a devastating experience.
“I don’t think I’ll ever recover from seeing my sister beside a little coffin in church declaring her love for my baby,” Erin says through tears, adding that Sarah’s longing By the time bowel cancer was detected.
“She already had a little girl, Sophie, so when you have another baby, you don’t have a choice. You have to move on.”
The host of The Sunday Footy Show also admits that since she became pregnant and has her own child, Eliza, now three, she sees the horrific loss differently.
