Prayers up for WWE Hall of Famer Torrie Wilson

Former WWE Superstar Torrie Wilson recently shared a heartfelt message on social media. The Hall of Famer provided an update from her home as Hurricane Milton looms over Florida's west coast.

The unfortunate situation has led to more than 50 of Florida's counties being under a state of emergency. Officials have urged the residents to evacuate to safer places.

Torrie Wilson recently took to Instagram Stories to share that she was at home with her family. The former WWE star pointed out that they had decided to stay home as they were not in a mandatory evacuation zone. She added that they had made their preparations, hoping to make it through the natural disaster. Torrie further sent prayers to everyone facing the wrath of the hurricane.

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A screengrab of Torrie Wilson's Instagram Story.

Torrie Wilson explains why she did not watch wrestling for a long time after leaving WWE

The 49-year-old was among the most popular women on the roster during The Attitude and Ruthless Aggression eras. She announced her retirement from professional wrestling in May 2008 after getting released from WWE. Torrie made sporadic appearances at a few shows and events in the years after and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2019.

During her appearance on Insight with Chris Van Vliet, Wilson revealed that she suffered from PTSD after leaving the wrestling promotion due to being put into certain vulnerable situations during her career. As a result, she did not watch any wrestling until WWE asked her to be a part of the inaugural Women's Royal Rumble Match in 2019.

"I didn't watch wrestling. I didn't want anything to do with wrestling for many years after I left mostly because I just had a certain amount of PTSD from being so vulnerable out there and feeling like I was put in this kind of, like, this raunchy role that wasn't me. I felt judgment from people. I felt like people looked down on me for, like, just stuff that I did, the bra and panty matches and all that, so like, I just wanted to shut that door," said Torrie Wilson. For many years, I didn't watch. It wasn't until they called me to do the Royal Rumble [2018's first ever Women's Rumble match] that I started to kind of catch up, and then I got really into it, like more into it than I ever was when I was wrestling." she said. [H/T: Cageside Seats]

We here at Sportskeeda send prayers for Torrie Wilson and everyone in and around the vicinity of Hurricane Milton.