How is the relation of NBA TV's host Kristen Ledlow going on with her boyfriend? Is she married yet?

Kristen Ledlow is a sports anchor who currentl host NBA Inside Stuff for NBA. She is the first and only woman who was hired by the Channel. Apart from NBA TV, she has also worked for HLN and CNN as a sports anchor and host. She has competed and is the title winner of Miss Capital City USA. 

Kristen Ledlow's relationships and affairs

Kristen Ledlow is still unmarried at the age of 29. She is among those celebrities who are less open to the media. She hasn't revealed more details about her personal life and dating history. There is no rumor about her affair in the media and among her followers.

However, the beautiful actress once tweeted something relating to her affair and broken relation. She tweeted on her twitter account stating: "My ex-boyfriend played baseball at Jacksonville State. He dumped me. In a letter. On my counter. Still, today would've been a bigger upset."

My ex-boyfriend played baseball at Jacksonville State. He dumped me. In a letter. On my counter. Still, today would've been a bigger upset.

— Kristen Ledlow (@KristenLedlow) September 12, 2015

She hasn't disclosed anything about the tweet and person relating to it. No more information has been known about her relation and boyfriend.

Short Bio: Kristen Ledlow

Kristen Ledlow, an American sports anchor who has now reached 28 and she celebrated her birthday on 18th January. She is currently working for the NBA TV as a host of NBA Inside Stuff.

In addition to that, she is also the first and only woman who has been hired by the network. Previous to that, Kristen has also served as sports anchor for the CNN and HLN. Her current net worth is $23 million. 

Later, she got enrolled at Southeastern University located in Lakeland, Florida from where she got majored in broadcasting and communications while also minoring in Business and graduating in 2010. Ledlow was an All-American volleyball player at her school and after the games, she would serve as the lead announcer for Men’s Basketball games.