WWE Superstar Sonya Deville pens down a heart-melting note for her fiancé Toni Cassano on her birthday

Former WWE Women's Tag Team Champion Sonya Deville shared her heartfelt birthday wish to her fiancé, Toni Cassano.

Deville is encountering the tough phase of recovery due to a recent injury of a torn ligament, where the recent reports of slow recovery have left fans worried regarding her comeback. Her last appearance was in July, where she, alongside Chelsea Green, gave a spectacular show and grabbed the Women's Tag Team Championship title. It was in the month of August that the reports of surgery were announced, thus leading to her hiatus for the time being.

Taking to social media, Sonya Deville sent out a heartwarming message for Toni, referring to her as the best counterpart in the entire world. Deville poured her heart out, mentioning Cassano as her best friend and her queen. She also added that Toni brings joy and warmth to her life by making life easy and is the best partner in every possible sense. This wholeheartedness and affection were appreciated among the fans of WWE as well.

"Happy Birthday to my best friend in the entire world. My beautiful fiancé, my queen. Thank you for bringing the most joy into my life, you make life feel easy when it isn’t, you make our house a home, you are my partner truly in everything, always by my side. I love you always my Toni’s. Two birthdays down, so many more to go 🖤."

Check out Sonya Deville's Instagram post below:

WWE superstar Chelsea Green updated fans on the injury status of Sonya Deville

WWE RAW Superstar Chelsea Green provided an update to the fans on the injury status of Sonya Deville.

Opening up about the same, Green asserted her worry for her former stablemate, who had worked hard to climb up to that position. Chelsea also conveyed that the worries were not only for her physical recovery but for her mental health as well. At last, she wrapped up the message on a positive note for her fans, expressing Sonya's gradual recovery.

Green detailed:

"I was more so worried for her (Sonya Deville when she got injured) in the sense of like, she just has worked so hard to get there. I have been through this a million times.... But I was just worried for her and her mental health, like going from being on the road for the past seven-to-eight years, to having her very first injury, and being out after winning the championship, her first title. But actually, it turns out she’s thriving and doing amazing and healing so well, and we talk all the time."

It would be interesting to see how WWE has planned out for Sonya's return.

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