Sonya Deville Says Becoming First Openly Gay Woman In WWE Was 'A Happy Accident'

Sonya Deville Shares Story Of Unintentionally Coming Out During WWE Reality Show

The post Sonya Deville Shares Story Of Unintentionally Coming Out During WWE Reality Show first appeared on PWMania - Wrestling News.WWE star Sonya Deville appeared on the Talking With Natasha podcast, where she discussed several topics, including how being the first openly gay woman in the company was a big accident. Deville said, “It was like a big accident. It’s a really funny story. It’s a happy accident. So I was on Tough Enough, the […]

Sonya Deville is the first openly gay wrestler in WWE history. It was during her time on Tough Enough, which she recently revealed herself about, when she revealed that she had a girlfriend when asked if she was single. ► A happy accident While recently speaking on Talking With Natasha, the wrestler recalled that moment: “It was like a big accident. It’s a really funny story. It was a happy accident. So, I was on Tough Enough, the reality show. …

Sonya Deville On Being WWE's First Openly Gay Woman, WWE Files To Trademark ‘Evolve’

During a recent appearance on the “Talking With Natasha” podcast, Sonya Deville discussed becoming the first openly gay woman in WWE, labeling it a “happy accident.” Deville is part of the Pure Fusion Collective alongside Zoey Stark and Shayna Baszler on RAW. Deville said, “It was like a big accident. It’s a really funny story. It’s a happy accident. So I was on Tough Enough, the reality show. The first episode of that show was like the tryouts …

Sonya Deville Says Being First Openly Gay Woman In WWE Was "Big Accident," Stephanie McMahon Teases Rumble Surprises

– The surprise teases continue heading into this Saturday night’s WWE Royal Rumble 2025. During her appearance on The Pat McAfee Show on Thursday to promote her new ESPN series, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque noted WWE Royal Rumble will have “lots of surprises” that she claims even she doesn’t know about. “John Cena competing in his last Royal Rumble ever is going to be really meaningful,” she said when discussing the show. “I’m looking forward to C…

Sonya Deville Says Becoming First Openly Gay Woman In WWE Was 'A Happy Accident'

Sonya Deville reflects on coming out on national television.