Mandy Rose Released By WWE Amid Photo, Video Leaks, One Day After Her Title Reign Ends

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WWE wrestler Mandy Rose has increasingly been sharing more risque and explicit content on her social media channels and now it appears she is paying a price for it.

Tuesday, after holding the NXT Women’s Championship for a whopping 413 days, Mandy Rose was shockingly defeated by Roxanne Perez in a move most fans did not see coming.

Rose originally wasn’t even supposed to be defending her title against Perez until at least NXT New Year’s Evil on January 4, 2023 or even at Vengeance Day in February, but for some reason their battle got moved up to Tuesday night – and now we know why.

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Perez won the Iron Survivor Challenge at WWE NXT Deadline, where she was scheduled to challenge for the NXT Women’s Championship at New Year’s Evil on January 4, 2023. When that match was suddenly moved up to the very next night, speculation on Rose’s status with WWE immediately flooded Twitter.

Rose’s release comes in the wake of several nude photo and video leaks from her BrandArmy page, which is a paid content site similar to OnlyFans.

UPDATE: More Details Emerge In Mandy Rose Reportedly Being Fired By WWE Over Leaked Photos, Videos

“WWE officials felt they were put in a tough position based on the content she was posting on her BrandArmy page. They felt like it was outside of the parameters of her WWE deal,” Fightful Select reported.

Rose’s 413 day title reign was the third-longest in the history of the NXT Women’s Championship.

Many fans assumed Mandy Rose had her title taken away because she was going to be moved up to the main WWE roster.

Two weeks ago in an interview, Rose revealed to Chris Van Vliet, “I do [think about life after wrestling]. Yeah, I always do. I mean, I’m 32, I’m not young, I mean I’m young but, you know, I wanna have kids one day, so it’s not like I’m gonna do this for, you know. And I would love to do it for however long I can do it, even after kids, you know, maybe. But I do try to think about that.”

So far, Mandy Rose has not made any public comment about her very abrupt departure from WWE other than a thank you tweet she posted Tuesday night.

UPDATE: it is now being reported it was her FanTime account, not a BrandArmy account.