Stephen A. Smith taking relationship advice from NBA fans on Twitter sparks hilarious reactions: “Molly isn’t saying yes” 

Stephen A. Smith did the unexpected and asked his followers on Twitter a personal question that usually doesn't involve strangers' opinions. Fans had some hilarious reactions to his question, which is about his future and marriage.

It's known that Smith takes his profession seriously, and he almost doesn't take any days off. He's one of ESPN's most recognizable figures and has been for quite some time that he doesn't think about getting married. Well, that is, until recently when he jokingly asked the fans whether he should consider marriage.

"Should I get get married? Did I utter those words?" Smith asked.

After he posted the question on Twitter, fans started to poke fun at the famous sports analyst. Here are some of the best reactions.

According to an interview in 2019, Smith was once engaged, but never married. The ESPN analyst has two daughters, but the name of their mother hasn't been revealed.

"It didn't work out. Matter of fact, I just told my sister that the other day: none of your business," Smith said in an interview with GQ Magazine.

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Jay Williams calls out Stephen A. Smith for not responding to his calls after he said he'll play a game of basketball with him

A year ago, Stephen A. Smith made bold claims saying that he's capable of scoring a bucket against Jay Williams and JJ Redick. Both of his colleagues are Duke products who played in the NBA as lottery picks, with Williams going No. 2 in 2002 and Redick No. 11 in 2006. However, Smith gave a reason why he couldn't play a game of two-on-two last year with the two.

According to Smith, he had to go through shoulder surgery last year as it was bothering him. Now that a year has passed, Williams decided to call him out for ducking him and Redick for a game of basketball.

"This is why there is a rational confidence," Williams said. "And this is why I don't believe him. I don't believe this man. ... I've been calling this man for a two-on-two game. He's been ducking me."

Smith gave another excuse as to why he isn't ready to play yet. His response made Williams and Monica McNutt break into laughter.

"First of all, I didn't make up the shoulder surgery," Smith said. "That's true. My shoulder is better now. But my left knee, man. Listen, Father Time is undefeated, y'all! I'm just being real. The left knee kinda hurt man.

"My right knee's feeling good, but the left knee. It's the patella bone on the left knee that's hurting. ... I'm just being honest. The left knee, it's real."

Maybe next year Smith will come up with a different excuse if the two-on-two game doesn't happen soon.