Several current and former WWE Superstars, including Mickie James, Saraya (fka Paige), and Chelsea Green recently took to social media to react to Shotzi's heartbreaking update. In her post, the 32-year-old sent a message after her mother-in-law passed away.
After taking part in Tough Enough in 2015, Shotzi joined World Wrestling Entertainment in 2019. She started performing on the company's developmental brand, where she made a huge name by winning the NXT Women's Tag Team Championship alongside Ember Moon. The star was called up to SmackDown in 2021 but hasn't won anything significant on the main roster. After being out with an ACL injury for several months, Shotzi has once again returned to the black and silver brand.
The 32-year-old recently took to Instagram to share several photos with her mother-in-law, who unfortunately passed away. In her post's caption, Shotzi sent a heartbreaking message and talked about how her mother-in-law supported her WWE career.
Check out her Instagram post below:
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Several current and former WWE Superstars reacted with a like on Shotzi's heartbreaking post, including Saraya, Chelsea Green, Elias, Ivar, Sonya Deville, Gigi Dolin, Naomi, Renee Paquette, Cora Jade, and more.
Meanwhile, Mickie James, Thunder Rosa, Indi Hartwell, Katana Chance, Maxinne Dupri, and Natalya left comments on it.
Check out a screenshot of stars' likes and comments below:
Shotzi sent an update about her recovery ahead of her WWE return
In May 2024, Shotzi took to Instagram to share that she finally got the stem cell treatment for her back that she hurt in the past. The former SmackDown star also wrote that her knee injury allowed her back to heal, before mentioning that she was looking forward to wrestling without any pain after her recovery:
"In Mexico to finally get the stem cells I have been wanting since I hurt my back 2 and 1/2 years ago! Realizing that my knee injury is giving me the opportunity to finally heal my back has been a huge silver lining. Thank you @rejuvstem Thank you Universe. I am forever grateful. Here is to wrestling pain free when I come back! But first coconuts and cenotes!" wrote Shotzi.
It remains to be seen what the Stamford-based promotion has planned for Shotzi's future.
We at Sportskeeda send our condolences to WWE star Shotzi and her family during this extremely difficult time.