Mandy Rose has received some public support after her WWE release over racy photos.
after she published racy photos and videos on her FanTime page, a subscription platform similar to OnlyFans. In recent days, she had posted photos in the shower with her fiancé, Tino Sabbatelli, as well as a solo skinny dipping video. The content ranged somewhere between R- and X-rated.
Rose also received support from several women’s wrestlers. Her former teammates in the Toxic Attraction tag-team, Gigi Dolin and Jacy Jayne, both had tweets that included broken heart emojis. Cora Jade, another wrestler in NXT, tweeted emojis of a Rose and a heart.showing that she posed for Playboy in 2008 as a WWE talent — something that several women who worked for WWE have done in the past, though not lately — and a racy photo that she was allowed to post as a current worker for rival AEW.
In 2020, WWE made it clear to talents that they ran the risk of termination if they participated in third-party business ventures — such as Cameo, Twitch or generally advertising products on their social pages — without looping in WWE.
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