Rhea Ripley sent a heartfelt message ahead of tonight’s edition of WWE SmackDown at the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. The veteran is currently out of action with a knee injury.
A fan sent a message to Rhea Ripley asking her if she could design a necklace stack for her and send it to her afterward. Ripley agreed, and the fan shared a video of her design today on Instagram. The Eradicator reposted the video and added the caption “I’m in love,” as seen in the image below.
Thanks for the submission!
Ripley captured the WWE Women’s Championship from Jade Cargill at WrestleMania 42. However, she has since suffered an injury and undergone knee surgery. There was a ladder match to crown an interim champion at SummerSlam 2026, and Chelsea Green emerged victorious.
The Hot Mess teamed up with Tiffany Stratton in a losing effort against Fatal Influence’s Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid last week on SmackDown. Green suffered a broken orbital bone during the match last Friday night on the USA Network.
WWE SmackDown star accuses Rhea Ripley of being scared
WWE SmackDown star Blake Monroe recently claimed that Rhea Ripley was scared of her. Monroe used to be known as Mariah May in All Elite Wrestling.
Speaking on Love Wrestling, the former NXT Women’s North American Champion mocked Ripley’s injury and suggested that the former Judgment Day star was scared of her. Monroe also noted that she still had not actually met Ripley in real life during the conversation.
“Look, all I want to say is I debuted, and shortly after Rhea Ripley got a boo-boo. Now, I don’t think that’s a coincidence. She’s a little scared. So, I’m actually kinda waiting for Rhea to come back. I haven’t actually met you in real life, Rhea. I would love to. I’m the new girl. I’m foreign like you. I came here with a dream. So, I just want to say “hi,'” Monroe said.
You can check out the full interview in the video below:
It will be fascinating to see how much WWE TV time Ripley will miss due to her untimely injury.
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Edited by Robert Lentini