Rhea Ripley says she cried when her time in The Judgment Day came to an end.
The Judgment Day as fans knew it ended at WWE SummerSlam, as the group turned on Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley. Ripley had been in the group since 2022, and this run led her career to new heights.
Speaking on Casual Conversations with The Classic, Rhea Ripley was asked about the Judgment Day chapter of her career ending.
“The Judgment Day was really family to me. It really was, and it has helped my career so much more than I can actually put into words because I feel like that was when I started opening up and feeling comfortable going out there in front of the crowd because I had the boys that I could fall back on,” she said. “So it was really emotional for me.
“I saw something come out about Judgment Day members, a specific one, cried backstage after everything, and I’m not ashamed of it. That was me. I was upset. The last two and a half years of my life, it’s changed now. I can’t go back to that. They were my boys, they were my family, and it was really sad.”
Rhea Ripley Had More Fun Than Ever In Judgment Dat
Rhea Ripley continued by noting that she had the most fun she ever had in her career with the Judgment Dau. But she also made it clear that she’s having a great time now.
“But at the same time, when something so good comes to and end, the other side of it is like something amazing is about to start as well,” Rhea Ripley said. “I wasn’t really thinking about that because I was just so emotional.
“That was the most fun that I’ve had in my career in a long time. I felt invincible, I felt like I could go out there and just be a cheeky little menace and get away with it for real, and have fun with my friends. I loved my time with The Judgment Day, but I feel like now, I’m loving my time absolutely brutalizing The Judgment Day, and they’re not the real Judgment Day. They’re Street Trash.”
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