Ashley Brewer is doing just fine, thank you very much.

In a video posted to her TikTok this week, the former “SportsCenter” anchor — who was part of ESPN’s latest wave of layoffs — responded to a user who pressed about her current state of being.

“Has the depression from getting laid off set in yet,” the social media user wrote to Brewer, who then replied from a dreamy honeymoon locale with her husband, NBA center Frank Kaminsky.

“Hey Jay, thank you so much for the question, but I’m doing OK,” Brewer said.

She then panned to the crystal blue waters surrounding the newlyweds’ bungalow as the clip continued.

Brewer, 31, and Kaminsky tied the knot in a lavish destination wedding in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, earlier this month, when they celebrated with 85 of their loved ones.

The couple, who first got married in April at the Los Angeles courthouse, according to the Wisconsin State Journal, planned to travel to Bora Bora for their honeymoon.

“I think we are both looking forward to being able to be in a remote place and some much-needed relaxation,” the 30-year-old Kaminsky previously told People.

The nuptials took place one week after Brewer was laid off from ESPN following three years at the network.

Everything to know about ESPN Layoffs

On Friday, ESPN began the latest round of its layoffs, with several big names among the 20 or so on-air personalities being let go.

Network stalwarts Jeff Van Gundy, Max Kellerman, Keyshawn Johnson, Suzy Kolber, Matt Hasselbeck, Steve Young and Todd McShay were some of the biggest names let go of by ESPN.

It marked the third round of layoffs by the “Worldwide Leader,” with the previous two focusing on behind-the-scenes workers.

The massive layoffs come as part of mandates from parent company Disney, which announced earlier this year that around 7,000 jobs would be eliminated.

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“I am so grateful for my time at ESPN and the opportunity to host Sportscenter,” Brewer tweeted in late June following the news.

“I learned and grew so much as a broadcaster and person. I will really miss all of the wonderful friends I made along the way. I know God has a plan for my life and I look forward to what’s next.”

Brewer was one of several on-air personalities let go by ESPN, including Max Kellerman, Jalen Rose and Jeff Van Gundy.

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