Bayley sent a message to a former WWE champion today on social media. The popular star has been absent from WWE television since last month.
Sol Ruca took to Instagram today to show off her look. The veteran responded to Ruca’s post and wondered if the former champion missed her. You can check out her message to Ruca in the image below.
Thanks for the submission!
“Do u miss me or nah,” she wrote.

Sol Ruca captured the Women’s Intercontinental Championship from Becky Lynch at Clash in Italy 2026. She lost the title to The Judgment Day’s Raquel Rodriguez on the July 27 episode of RAW. Ruca defeated Lyra Valkyria last week on RAW to earn a shot at Raquel Rodriguez’s Women’s Intercontinental Championship next Monday night.
Bayley has been absent since her loss to Lyra Valkyria last month at Saturday Night’s Main Event. Valkyria brutally attacked The Hugger after the match and slammed her on top of the steel steps. There has been contract speculation regarding the 37-year-old amid her hiatus from the company.
Popular WWE star claims Bayley is like a big sister to her
The Judgment Day’s Roxanne Perez claimed that Bayley was like a big sister to her in the company. Perez joined the company’s main roster in 2025 and currently performs on RAW.
In an interview with Sportskeeda Wrestling, Perez complimented the former leader of Damage CTRL and noted that they became close while she was rehabbing an injury at the Performance Center.
“Bayley is so fricking awesome. When she was down at the Performance Center for rehab, she really got to connect with me and some of the other girls that came from wrestling just like her. And it’s crazy because I met her like when I was 14; it was an indie show, and she was there. I met her and told her I wanna be a WWE wrestler, ‘I’m gonna start training,’ and I have a picture with her,” said Roxanne Perez.
It will be fascinating to see what the future holds for The Role Model and if she will be returning to WWE television anytime soon.
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Edited by Robert Lentini