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It has been over a month since Mandy Rose was released from her WWE contract. However, the former NXT Women's Champion is still in close contact with several stars from the promotion.
Mandy's seven-year tenure with the Stamford-based promotion ended last month after she was released from the company, reportedly due to her Fantime content. She lost the NXT Women's Championship a day prior to her release and has stayed away from the squared circle ever since.
The former Toxic Attraction leader recently posted a picture on Instagram that caught Maxxine Dupri's attention. The 25-year-old was quick to comment on the picture, praising her former colleague for her stunning body.
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Mandy Rose has been doing well with her Fantime content and reportedly made close to a million dollars in a month following her release. The former NXT Champion recently spoke about her non-wrestling venture, stating that she's excited to continue with it.
"Yeah, it's been awesome. Like I said, an outpour from my fans and I'm excited to continue with it," Rose said.
Mandy Rose commented on her WWE release
Mandy Rose was abruptly released from WWE after over a year as the NXT Women's Champion. She dropped the title to Roxanne Perez a day prior to her release.
The 32-year-old recently reflected on her release on The Tamron Hall Show. Rose stated that she is grateful to the Stamford-based promotion for the opportunity:
"Honestly, everything happens for a reason, and I can't even say I was wronged because I am so forever grateful for everything that the WWE has presented me with, so I can't sit here and say that I was wronged or not (...)."
The former Toxic Attraction leader added that the release did hurt her as she has been at the top over the last year and a half:
I'm hurt, 100%. Yeah. I'm very hurt. No one wants to get that call that you're being fired from any job, right? So I was very hurt, very disappointed. I was disappointed so much more, because of everything I put into the business just the last year and a half."
Mandy Rose has kept the door open for a return to WWE. However, it seems unlikely for now because of the company's policies on certain matters.
