Former WWE Star Says Sunny Was Not A Nice Person, Comments On Her Recent Troubles

Tom Prichard aka Zip says Sunny was not a nice person to hang around with

A day cannot go by without Sunny in the news and drama. In the video below, wrestling legend Dr Tom Prichard, who was managed in WWE by Tammy “Sunny” Sytch as The Bodydonnas with Chris Candido, shares his thoughts on the troubles the Hall of Famer is wrapped up in.

Prichard expressed disappointment on the troubles that has befallen on his former manager Sunny, which saw her going for rehab 5 times. The WWE Legend also labelled her as a “pretty nasty person” saying she was not that much of a nice person to be with. He says he don’t wish bad or harm or negativity towards anybody whatsoever, but believes that sometimes karma does come back to bite you.

The Bodydonnas consisted of Chris Candido as Skip, Candido's real-life girlfriend Tammy Lynn Sytch as Sunny, and Tom Prichard as Skip's kayfabe cousin Zip. They were fitness fanatics who often made fun of their opponents and the fans. They also demonstrated how fit they were by doing jumping jacks during Skip's matches and performed push up’s on fallen opponents. Prichard said:

“I’m responsible for me, you’re responsible for you, Sunny is responsible for Sunny. She’s had a lot of things happen in her life but when we were together, as a team and with Chris, she could be a pretty nasty person. Just not a nice person. I don’t wish bad or harm or negativity towards anybody whatsoever, but you gotta believe sometimes karma does bite you in the ass.”

“I don’t like what’s happened to Sunny, don’t think anybody should have to go through that but if you’ve been to rehab more than 5 times, there’s a little part in there where they talk about those poor unfortunate souls that can’t be saved. There is a part in there, I know because I’ve been three times. I get it, I understand. Sunny has to help Sunny. If its got to be under supervision, she needs supervision.”

“She needs help, she needs to go to meetings, she needs people around her. She needs a sponsor, she needs support. But you’ve got to want it and you have to want to do it. I feel bad for her but at the same time, you get what you sow sometimes. And that’s a bad thing. I don’t’ wish her any harm, but you know what, she wasn’t a very nice lady.”