More information has emerged regarding Kamille’s absence from AEW. The former NWA Women’s World Champion has not appeared on AEW shows for over six months. Her last notable moments included leaving Mercedes Mohn and being attacked off-screen during the November 30 episode of Rampage. Since then, AEW has not referenced Kamille on television and has even excluded her from promotional videos for the ring.
Fightful Select has shared the latest updates, indicating that Kamille is unlikely to be back on TV soon. Previously, it was reported that Wardrow, who had been on an extended break, met with Tony Khan, and they mutually agreed that bringing Wardrow back to a prominent TV role was not the best decision. Similarly, Kamille is reportedly involved in upcoming TV projects that will keep her occupied throughout the summer, potentially impacting her status in AEW. It remains unclear if she has had discussions with Khan about her future or the reasons behind her absence; even those within the company are largely unaware of her status.
Regarding the split between Kamille and Mercedes Mohn, AEW President Tony Khan felt the partnership was not effective, though the TBS Champions were reportedly open to working with Kamille for a match after their separation. Kamille’s situation differs from Mariah May’s, who still has considerable time left on her AEW contract but left TV to pursue WWE opportunities, debuting in NXT recently.
Fan Take: Kamille’s prolonged absence raises questions about AEW’s management of top female talent and could signal shifts in the women’s division dynamics. Fans should watch closely, as her return or permanent departure will significantly impact AEW’s championship scene and storytelling.
