Jessamyn Duke Is Not Leaving UpUpDownDown After WWE Release

Jessamyn Duke was among the names that WWE cut from NXT this week. Those releases were something that WWE was preparing for weeks, but they still came as a bit of a surprise for fans.

A new report out says that Duke was battling an injury for the last stint of time in NXT.

Duke addressed her WWE departure during a recent Okay Gamer live stream. She made it clear that not much is going to change. She still has the Best Roommates Ever and her work with UpUpDownDown will not stop either. She said that “everyone can relax” and enjoy the knowledge that a brand new episode of BRE is still coming out this week.

“As far as this stuff goes, nothing is changing. My stream, my channel, all of that is the same. More importantly than that, I want all of you to know; UpUpDownDown is still my home. BRE Start is not going anywhere.”

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“So, everyone can relax, sit back, and enjoy knowing that tomorrow a brand new episode of BRE Start will still be premiering. We still have BRE Fridays and have BRE content coming out of our ears. That’s not going anywhere. Basically, what I’ve been doing the last six months or so is exactly what I’m going to keep doing. I know I have an immense amount of support and it is overwhelming. I appreciate you guys. UpUpDownDown is my home, they have my back, we are in this together, and we are family.“

Following the news of Duke’s release, Xavier Woods dropped a tweet about how UpUpDownDown is a family and it takes a lot of different people working together to make it happen. This was likely in reference to Jessamyn Duke’s release.

So everyone understands, @UpUpDwnDwn is a group effort. It isn’t just me. There are so many talented and incredible people involved who give me(you) their time because they are kind and want to show everyone the people they really are. That’s my family.

We will have to see what’s next for Jessamyn Duke, but her time online is not over by a long shot. She will continue streaming and taking part in her podcast activities. She is also under a 30-day non-compete clause associated with her release. That does not apply to online streaming.

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