American sports telecaster Holly Rowe, who earned her recognition as a sideline reporter for college football games on ESPN, is a proud mother of a grown-up son named McKylin Rowe.

Her son McKylin is an aspiring actor and writer who has shown his acting prowess in various TV shows and short films, including The Egos, Existential Mashed Potatoes, Brotherly Love, The Holidays, and Revealing Cards.

The mother-son duo shares a very close bond — and they often share candid and special moments through social media, especially Instagram.

On June 18, 2021, McKylin took to his Instagram to share an adorable picture of him and his mother, Holly. The post was made for Holly's birthday.

In March 2015, McKylin was acting in plays during his college days, and Holly watched her son's performance in his college musical Cinderella. 

Later, Holly shared the proud moment on Twitter, stating that her son had been cast as “Prince Charming” and congratulated him on his excellent work.

Holly attends her son's college to watch his performance in his college musical, Cinderella, in March 2015. (Photo: Twitter)

Speaking of family, many of her fans are still unaware if she ever got married or had a husband. That’s because she has hardly spoken about her personal life in public.

However, the presence of her son signals that she was, at least, either in a relationship with a partner or was married to a spouse in the past. But again, there has been confusion regarding her married life as she has not delved into the details about love life.

Speculations about her divorce from her husband have had their fair share in the gossip columns. Despite plenty of interest to grasp her married life and husband's identity, she has not flinched an inch and is reluctant to discuss her married life in public. 

Until she decides the time is right to front up the media and open about her husband’s rumors, the rumor mills will keep on grinding. Meanwhile, we need to not believe in the speculations until the truth unveils.

Holly, the University of Utah alum, started her broadcasting career at the age of 27 with Fox Sports as a broadcaster of women's college basketball games in 1993. She later held a position at CBS, covering several seasons of the men's Final Four (basketball) before joining ESPN.

Holly Rowe interviews NFL player, Minkah Fitzpatrick, for ESPN's College Football in April 2018.

Holly Rowe interviews NFL player, Minkah Fitzpatrick, for ESPN's College Football in April 2018. (Photo: ESPN)

She joined ESPN in 1998 as a part-time sideline reporter in certain broadcasts in the network. She later diversified her extensive knowledge of basketball reporting as a part of women's college basketball games broadcasted on ESPN.

Her notable ventures at ESPN include play-by-play for Women's World Cup matches, covering the Running of the Bulls & swimming events, and broadcasting track & field events.

On August 9, 2021, ESPN announced Rowe would be joining the ABC Saturday Night Football team in the fall. Rowe, the sideline reporter, will be joined by Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit.

This is Rowe's 26th season covering college football for ESPN and ABC.