Popular NFL host Annie Agar stuns as she goes braless just months after health scare
The sports content creator, 29, attended a show in Chicago wearing a brown paisley-print bandeau top paired with denim shorts.
The star, who boasts over two million combined followers between X (Twitter), Instagram and TikTok, completed the look with knee-high cowboy boots and a matching hat.
Her choice to go braless highlighted her noticeable tan lines which quickly caught the attention of fans online.
Agar appeared to be in good spirits during the outing as she posed up a storm and struggled to contain her excitement in the crowd.
Though she had a ball listening to country star Riley Green, she referenced the viral Coldplay concert moment involving Astronomer staff in a lighthearted Instagram caption.
'Didn't hug a CEO but still a great concert,' she joked.
The show was part of the 2025 Windy City Smokeout, the annual country music and BBQ festival.
Also performing were multi-platinum artist Ella Langley and headliner Jon Pardi.
Agar's adoring fans filled the comments with reactions, applauding both her outfit and her humor.
One user commented, 'I've never seen you happier and it makes me happy.'
Another wrote, 'Love the tan lines.'
Another fan praised her caption, saying, 'And the caption of the year goes to...'
Agar's outing comes just a few months after she detailed a scary health incident back in April.
She revealed that she was left with a broken nose and possible concussion after fainting in her bathroom.
In a clip she uploaded to social media, Agar was sporting a black eye as she explained: 'This is what happens when you joke about the Packers in Chicago.'
However, she went on to reveal that her health scare happened after she drove back from St. Louis earlier in the week.
Agar, an NFL correspondent at Chicago Sports Network and the host of The Offensive Line podcast, explained that she was 'very dehydrated' the night that she drove back, and felt very nauseous the next day after waking up.
That morning, she went into her bathroom, passed out and hit her head on something - a moment which she doesn't remember at all.
Agar believes she hit her head on either the corner of something in her bathroom or the floor.
Nonetheless, she was left with a black eye and 'extreme amounts of pain in my eyebrow,' she said.
Agar assured fans that she was alright and thanked them for their concerns, though she cracked that she 'would not recommend' her predicament.
'Concussion protocol is no joke, I don't know how NFL players do it,' she added.
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