Bray Wyatt’s Wife Explains Origin of the Fiend and Firefly Fun House

WWE released Bray Wyatt’s ‘Becoming Immortal’ documentary a few days ago and the reaction of fans from around the world has been monumental since then. With millions loving the former WWE Champion and still in shock of his untimely death, the documentary revealed a lot about the late star’s life and career. 

WWE also added panel for Bray Wyatt during WWE World where numerous stars came out to address the documentary and the superstar that Wyatt was. During the panel, the Eater of The World’s brother, Bo Dallas, and wife, Jojo Offerman, were also welcomed.

Big E, who hosted the panel, asked Jojo about the origin of Bray Wyatt’s idea of the Firefly Fun House and The Fiend. Addressing the question, the former WWE star revealed that Wyatt wanted to do something that could entertain both kids and adults and had many sleepless nights while planning the perfect things that could be done. 

 “It’s no secret that Windham was an incredible father, obviously. So I think that having all his kids at that time, we were pregnant, but he had the first two. So he knew kids chose and he knew how well kids chose did. And so he kind of had the idea to kind of come up with a twisted version of a kid’s show because he said, you know, kids get so involved and so just they dive into these situations. He’s like, so what if I did something like that, but made it more for adults so that a lot of sleepless nights.”

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“There were lots of nights where he would wake me up three, four, five in the morning to kind of just toss a whole bunch of ideas at me. And I loved hearing them, but I also loved my sleep. So a lot of times I was like, please wait till the morning. But yeah, so as he slowly came up with this whole Firefly fun house and the themed, I realized very quickly, this is something that is so out of the box, so creative, that there’s no way that it’s not going to work.”

Bray Wyatt’s life has touched the hearts of millions around the globe and his documentary educated the world of how incredible he was in the creative field, in the ring, and in his household. Ringside News will keep you updated with this story. 

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