The IIconics say goodbye to their former characters as their WWE 90-day non-competes expire

Today marks the end of the characters known as Peyton Royce and Billie Kay.
Today marks the end of the characters known as Peyton Royce and Billie Kay.

The former IIconics are on the move, but to where is anybody's guess. Today marks the date where the 90-day non-competes of several released WWE talents expire, including Cassie Lee and Jessica McKay (formally known as Peyton Royce and Billie Kay).

The Iconics took to Twitter to say goodbye to their former WWE characters. Cassie Lee set the ball rolling, letting her fans know that she will be forever thankful for the opportunity to create Peyton Royce. It's evident that this character meant a lot to her.

"I'll forever be thankful for the opportunity to create Peyton Royce *heart emoji* *praying hands emoji*," Cassie Lee tweeted.

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Where will The IIconics land in the coming weeks?

A few hours later, Jessica McKay followed suit, tweeting that Billie Kay would forever be in her heart.

"I love you BK *heart emoji* You'll forever be in my heart," Jessica McKay tweeted.

As for where The IIconics will end up, there are a couple of possibilities this week alone as Fyter Fest Night One of AEW Dynamite airs tonight on TNT. Cassie Lee's husband, Shawn Spears, works for the company, so they could end up there.

IMPACT Wrestling also has their big Slammiversary pay-per-view this weekend which promises a lot of surprises. With it looking to strengthen their Knockouts tag team division, IMPACT would certainly be a great place for The IIconics to reunite.

Are you excited for the future of The IIconics? Where do you think the former Billie Kay and Peyton Royce end up? Let us know your thoughts by sounding off in the comments section below.

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