Tammy Lynn Sytch’s Jailhouse Requests for Money Fall Flat with Former Coworkers

Tammy Lynn Sytch is still in jail, and it seems that she’s not having the best time behind bars right now. Prior to her latest stint after picking up a DUI Manslaughter charge, along with several other offenses, Sunny burned a lot of bridges. Now she is apparently trying to reach out, but it’s not going too well.

The 50-year-old former WWE Diva is charged with one count of DUI causing death (DUI Manslaughter, a felony in the third degree), one count of causing death while operating a vehicle with a suspended or revoked driver’s license (a felony in the third degree), four counts of DUI causing injury to a person, and three counts of DUI causing damage to property following. That is quite a laundry list of charges.

Missy Hyatt tweeted out a very interesting screenshot. She showed off an incoming call request from Tammy Lynn Sytch from behind bars. The caption that Hyatt used let fans know exactly how things are going in that situation.

When you bad mouth a former friend for 18 years, do you reach out to them in hopes of getting money on your books?

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Sabu chimed in to say that Missy Hyatt should take that call from Sunny. He said that, “Wow.. talk too her..she is still one of the boys..I guess?” Although he said that Hyatt should have taken that call, he didn’t seem 100% certain about it.

Tammy Lynn Sytch and Chris Candido will be subjects on season 4 of Dark Side of the Ring. Odds are Sunny won’t be shown in the greatest light for that documentary, and it’s unknown if they got an interview from behind bars.

Tammy Lynn Sytch was making killing on OnlyFans prior to her recent incarceration. It seems that simp money dried up in hurry, because she’s phoning up old friends asking for cash.

We’ll have to see when Tammy Lynn Sytch gets out of jail this time. She’s facing some serious charges, and that DUI manslaughter is a felony with a lot of time attached. In the meantime, she could apparently use some financial assistance while incarcerated.

What’s your take on this story? Would you send Tammy Lynn Sytch money for her books in jail? Sound off in the comments!