Kaitlyn reveals why she left WWE
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Former Divas Champion Kaitlyn, now known simply by her name, Celeste Bonin, left WWE in January 2014, staying away from the world of professional wrestling for several years. During a chat on The Sessions with Renee Paquette podcast, with Renee herself conducting her, Celeste talked about various things in her life and career, including some more details about her separation from WWE.
When the reporter asked her why she had left the Stamford-based company, she replied that she dropped everything because she thought they wanted to fire her: “I left wrestling because I thought I was going to be fired, I felt less and less relevant, I felt so much ashamed.
. I gained all this weight and my body was giving me every sign that I was just not ok, emotionally, mentally, I just have so much self-hatred.”
Kaitlyn left WWE in 2014
Kaitlyn’s decision to depart WWE in 2014 wasn’t an easy one.
The former WWE superstar explained that having those feelings, which led to her not feeling well mentally, led her to leave the world of professional wrestling in a way that she did not like very much. “I had so much resentment towards myself and that I projected outward and like, I was in self-destruct mode.
So, I just asked for my release in one day… I was so dissociated for so long that day, because it was so painful. I didn’t understand why I was doing these things, I was just like, ‘I don’t know how to do what I want to do’ and for a long time, I hated the way in which I left.”
After her goodbye in 2014, Kaitlyn returned for the 2018 Mae Young Classic: “My time in WWE, it ruined me. However, now I realize that it was because of what I haven’t done anything in wrestling for a long time. I didn’t go back to Mae Young [Classic], and that’s a problem for me, because I like it so much and didn’t know how to do it.
Whenever I was going to make an appearance or sign copies or something or find myself talking about wrestling, I would have these feelings that I didn’t know how to process…
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Source : wrestling-world
