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#4. Former WWE Superstar Cameron (Ariane Andrew)
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Cameron first arrived in WWE as part of Tough Enough in 2011. While she was eliminated from the competition, the company still signed her to a contract. After less than a year in developmental, Cameron made her debut on the main roster as part of The Funkadackyls alongside Naomi.
The following year, Naomi and Cameron became original cast members on Total Divas, which later led to the duo splitting up. They subsequently feuded on WWE TV, and Cameron defeated Naomi on the Battleground 2014 Kickoff show.
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After a brief stint in NXT, Cameron was released from her WWE contract in May 2016. The star has since gone on to appear on The Challenge and started her own podcast called "Sippin The Tea."
In 2020, the former WWE Superstar competed in the AEW Women's Tag Team Cup Tournament. Cameron teamed with Nyla Rose, but they were eliminated in the first round by Anna Jay and Tay Conti.
Andrew has also stepped into the music business, and she has released songs like "Born With It." She also has her own fitness app called Double AAcademy.
