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Priscilla Kelly has finally addressed the concerns about her well-being after some fans expressed alarm following her recent emotional social media post. The former WWE star is back under her wrestling persona, providing context to her earlier controversial tweet.
In that quickly deleted tweet, which was widely shared before it vanished, she remarked: “Maybe I should only do KMS? Don’t worry about putting my ass down into the cas for you guys.”
This message triggered significant worry within the wrestling community, prompting many fans to reach out on social media, urging her to seek help. Just days later, Kelly has returned online to clarify the situation and address public perception.
She explained her intent with the tweet, stating: “I tweeted from the wound. I wasn’t being literal; it was dark humor, but I see how it felt serious.”
The 27-year-old shared the emotional strain she’s experienced since departing WWE and moving back to the indie circuit. “If you get objectified and sexualized while trying to rebuild something meaningful, it can break a part of you,” she wrote. “I’m not broken. But I’m not invulnerable either.”
In a subsequent tweet, Kelly emphasized the distinction between compliments and objectification: “Ps. When I say I’m hot, sexy, or okay, that’s different from being told my only value is my ass. I hope this clarifies.”
She concluded on a humorous note, asserting her self-worth: “I’m worth more than my body. I value my wrestling, my Pug Herman, and even my moments enjoying pizza.”
Recently, Kelly made a statement by dramatically burning her WWE past in a video, symbolizing empowerment and a rebirth of her former persona. While this latest chapter in her story brings to light the real emotional challenges that come with reinvention, it also showcases her resilience.
It’s evident that Kelly is navigating her path with strength, and fans are rallying around her now more than ever.
As fans, it matters to witness Priscilla Kelly’s journey because it highlights the mental struggles often faced by wrestlers, challenging the illusion of invincibility in the sport. Her openness may inspire others in the wrestling community to address their personal battles, fostering a healthier environment within the industry.
