Mayim Bialik is seen for first time after announcing she was FIRED as the host of Jeopardy!

Mayim Bialik was seen for the first time since announcing she had been fired as host of Jeopardy! on Saturday.

The 48-year-old Blossom actress was fresh-faced and casually dressed in a cozy ensemble as she stepped out in Los Angeles for a solo outing.

As she walked to her car, she was seen carrying a frying pan and later strolling down the street in a pair of tan suede slip-on sandals while running errands.

For her outing, she wore blue pajama pants with a cheetah print and a navy blue hoodie that read: “Curb Your Antisemitism.”

This comes a day after she revealed that she was recently informed by Sony that she will “no longer host” the syndicated version of the game show.

The 48-year-old Blossom actress was fresh-faced and casually dressed in a cozy ensemble as she stepped out in Los Angeles for a solo outing

Amid the news, she stepped out comfortably, with her hair down and no makeup.

She seemed preoccupied with her phone as she walked down the street during the day.

She seemed calm and collected for the most part, despite the news of her firing.

On Friday, she took to Instagram to confirm rumors that she would not be returning to Jeopardy!.

Previously, fans speculated that she had been replaced as host as she had not been seen on the show since her last appearance in May.

In September it was reported that it was 'unlikely' that she would host 'the rest of the year'.

After making her announcement, Sony released a statement to the official Jeopardy! bill shortly afterwards.

They announced that her co-host, Ken Jennings, would take over as “sole host” due to continuity concerns.

As she walked to her car, she was seen carrying a frying pan

She was spotted strolling down the street in a pair of tan suede slip-on sandals while running errands

For her outing, she wore blue pajama pants with a cheetah print and a navy blue hoodie that read: “Curb Your Antisemitism.”

The day after announcing she had been fired from the syndicated game show, she stepped out in comfort with her hair down and no makeup.

“As the Hollywood holidays begin, I have some Jeopardy! news,” Bialik began in her lengthy caption.

“Sony has informed me that I will no longer receive the syndicated version of Jeopardy! will host,” she continued.

“I am incredibly honored to be nominated for a primetime Emmy for hosting this year and I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the Jeopardy! family,” she wrote.

“To all of you who have supported me through this incredible journey and to the fans, contestants, writers, staff and crew of America's Favorite Quiz show, thank you,” she said.

Shortly afterwards, Jeopardy! released their own announcement on Instagram, confirming that Bialik's cohost, Ken Jennings, will be the sole host of the syndicated game show's upcoming season.

Mayim Bialik has announced that she will no longer host the syndicated version of Jeopardy! will host,” the statement said.

They confirmed that Jennings will take over all hosting duties for consistency.

“We have decided to have one host for the syndicated show next season to maintain continuity for our viewers,” the program continued. “And Ken Jennings will be the sole host of the syndicated Jeopardy!.

Mayim Bialik, 48, was fired as host of Jeopardy! and will not return to the show

The Big Bang Theory vet will be replaced by her fellow co-host Ken Jennings – who will become the “sole host” for “continuity purposes,” Jeopardy! announced in a statement; May seen

She took to Instagram on Friday to confirm rumors as she had not been seen on the show since her last appearance in May

According to her post, the Blossom actress was informed by Sony that she will 'no longer host' the syndicated version of the game show; seen in July 2022

“We are truly grateful to Mayim for all of her contributions to Jeopardy!, and we hope to continue working with her on primetime specials.”

The Big Bang Theory vet was replaced by Jennings on Celebrity Jeopardy! following her decision to relinquish her role in support of the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes.

A member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) union, she stopped filming the game show in the final week of the 39th season's filming, leaving Jennings to take over in the meantime.

She hosted a number of primetime shows and specials, but Jennings had handled most of the hosting duties on his own.

Over the summer, fans began speculating that Bialik would not return when Jeopardy! has released a new poster celebrating the show's 39th season on its official Instagram account.

The now-removed artwork featured Jennings, but not Bialik.

Bialik first began hosting the show in August 2021, having been hired as one of the replacements for longtime host Alex Trebek — who was a fan favorite of the show from its 1984 revival until his tragic death.

The game show host and television personality passed away in November 2020 at the age of 80 after a battle with pancreatic cancer.

Bialik first began hosting the show in August 2021 and was appointed co-host alongside Ken Jennings; seen in February

Bialik first began hosting the show in August 2021 when she was hired as one of the replacements for longtime host Alex Trebek — who was a fan favorite of the show from its 1984 revival until his tragic death . The game show host and television personality passed away in November 2020 at the age of 80 after a battle with pancreatic cancer; seen in 2011

Bialik and Jennings began temporary hosting duties, replacing Trebek's short-lived successor, Mike Richards. It was previously announced that Richards would resign after offensive comments he had made in the past emerged

Bialik and Jennings began temporary hosting duties as replacements Trebek's short-lived successor, Mike Richards.

It was previously announced that Richards would resign after offensive comments he had made in the past emerged.

From that point on, Bialik and Jennings were expected to continue sharing hosting duties for both the current 40th season and the show's other numerous iterations in the franchise.

The unprecedented arrangement appeared successful as some fans began debating who their favorite presenter of the duo was.

Earlier this spring, executive producer and showrunner Michael Davies said Vulture he 'supported them both', and they both achieved high ratings.

In May, he continued, “If Ken is hosting and Mayim is hosting, there is no difference.

“I go to the studio every day and try to make them both better at hosting the show and create a better programming environment around them,” he said at the time. “They have my full support.”