Controversial kissing segments with Torrie Wilson and her father were kind of gross, says ex-WWE star

WWE Hall of Famer Torrie Wilson was one of the biggest divas of her time in a different era. Recently, Dawn Marie reflected on some of her infamous segments involving Wilson and her father.

In 2002, Dawn Marie was in a heated yet controversial feud with Torrie Wilson. In the storyline, Maried tries to seduce Wilson and even goes after Wilson's father, Al, on the weekly product. The storyline didn't age well with time, as something along those lines might get WWE in trouble.

In an interview with Ring the Belle, Marie recalled the storyline and the controversial kissing segments involving Torrie Wilson and Al. The 53-year-old star addressed the segments and stated she kissed them both on the same day:

"I did. I did. I hope my kids don't find out. I kissed Torrie [Wilson] and her father on the same day. It was kind of gross. I'm hardcore," Marie said. (From 01:15 to 01:30)

Check out the video below for Torrie's 2019 Hall of Fame speech:

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What happened between Al, Dawn Marie, and Torrie Wilson on WWE television?

In late 2002, Al Wilson became part of a storyline with Torrie Wilson and Dawn Marie on WWE SmackDown. The Hall of Famer's father was seduced by Marie, whom he tied the knot with on television.

Later, it was revealed that Al passed away during their honeymoon. The marriage and trapping of Al were to get back at Torrie Wilson. However, none of the tricks worked, as Wilson often scored a victory over Marie in a one-on-one match.

Later, the two feuded again on WWE television before moving to new storylines and opponents. Torrie Wilson eventually retired from wrestling and entered the Hall of Fame.

In 2005, Dawn Marie was released from the Stamford-based promotion and spent a few years on the independent circuit. Later, she switched her career and hasn't competed in a ring since 2008.

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