Lacey Evans takes her position as a WWE Superstar very seriously. She wants to secure a future for her family and that includes being very frugal right now.

While on WWE The Bump, Lacey Evans revealed how she was able to save $1,325 a month in rent by buying a camper. She continues to live on the cheap and she’s very proud of the life she’s been able to help create for her family

“I’m very cheap. I’m very, very frugal. I was staying in an apartment for the first year and it was terrible. I was throwing my money away and I had nothing to show for it and it was such a busy life. It’s already busy being a WWE Superstar so I decided that not only would I save my money and stay in a camper, but I would stay at a camp site and my rent went from almost $1,700 a month down to $375 and I could literally wake up and my baby’s right there, my husband’s right there. The money we save they can travel with me and go on the road with me and I can home school her and be the mom she needs and be the wife my husband deserves.”

“Living at a camper at a camp site enabled me to do that. So I keep it with me to this day. I still live in a barn. We renovated an old barn and made it a home. It’s not even 1,000 square feet and I love that. I don’t wanna forget where I came from because you look at me with these dresses and these nails — Amazon, cheap as Hell as well — absolutely and I’m very proud of it and I can save my money and help people run my company and do things that are good.”

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She hasn’t been shy at all in the past about speaking of living in camper and sleeping in her car on the road with WWE.

Evans said that she took her 7 year old daughter Summer shopping last night and bought some toys. They do treat themselves, but “the camper is a huge part of my life and it’s my roots.” This is why it will continue to sit on her property just in case a guest comes to visit.

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