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Kylie Rae Says She is Done With Pro Wrestling And Social Media

Kylie Rae is leaving the pro wrestling business and getting off social media. She said in a statement that

“I am currently unwell.”

Rae was going to take on Deonna Purrazzo at Impact Wrestling’s Bound For Glory PPV, but no-showed. Leaving producers to scramble to change her match with Purrazzo. He was replaced by Su Yung who lost to Purrazzo.

This is not the first time Rae wanted to leave the pro wrestling business. Back in November 2019, she announced she was leaving pro wrestling after her AEW release. 

Nobody made me leave. AEW took my career to new levels, and I’m beyond grateful for every opportunity and experience that has come along the way and wish nothing but the best. It’s a great group of people who truly love wrestling and just want everyone to succeed.

Rae later returned to pro wrestling with Impact Wrestling.

On her Patreon, where she has 106 subscribers, Rae announced that she is no longer taking bookings and is not well.

I’m truly sorry for the pain I’ve caused and miscommunication, I am currently unwell.

I’m also sorry that I wasn’t able to get this out before your monthly subscription charge.

I wanted to take this time to say I am no longer a professional wrestler and am currently taking a break from social media. It’s been a very hard decision to make but please understand.

When I am well, I will try to fulfill any obligations that have missed.

During this time, most tiers will not be able to be fulfilled, please feel free to unsubscribe from this membership/PatreonAccount.

Thank you for your understanding. <3

The 28-years-old still has plenty of time to change her mind. You can never say never in pro wrestling. Our thoughts and prayers are with Kylie Rae as she is dealing with personal issues.

Be sure to join our WWE / AEW Discord server and connect with other pro wrestling fans.
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