Kelly Kelly Accidentally Threw Her Urine Into Layla’s Mouth During WWE Road Trip

Felix Upton 4 min read
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Kelly Kelly has shared one of the wildest road stories from her WWE days, and somehow Layla was the one who ended up paying the price.

Speaking on the LayTalk podcast, the former Extreme Exposé members were reminiscing about life on the road when Kelly remembered a story she almost decided not to tell. She laughed and warned it was “kind of vulgar,” but Layla immediately encouraged her to go for it.

Kelly explained that she, Layla and the other women were rushing to make a WWE appearance and were running so late that stopping for a bathroom break simply wasn’t an option. Unfortunately for everyone in the car, Kelly desperately needed one.

“Oh no. I think I’ve… I think we’ve… Well, just the one we were riding together. It’s kind of vulgar. I don’t want to say.”

“No. We were racing to get somewhere. I think it was… me, Brooke, and Crystal.”

“And we were so late. Like, we were so late. I don’t even know if we were going to make our time, like, to perform. And I had to pee really bad.”

According to Kelly, someone in the car told her there wasn’t enough time to pull over. Instead, they handed her a cup and told her to make the best of the situation.

“And Layla is behind me. And I had to pee in a cup because they were like, ‘We don’t have time. You have to pee in the cup.’ So I was like, ‘Okay.’”

Once she was done, Kelly figured she’d solve the problem by tossing the cup out the window. Instead, it immediately blew right back into the car—and straight onto Layla.

“So I had to pee. I had to throw it out. And I threw it out and it came and got in your mouth.”

Layla quickly confirmed that Kelly wasn’t exaggerating, saying, “My mouth.” Layla then shared her side of the story, admitting she had absolutely no idea what had just happened. She was busy using her Sidekick phone when she suddenly felt something warm hit her face.

“I’m not even kidding you guys. We had Sidekicks at that time, and I remember I had my Sidekick and I was on my Sidekick. Like, I didn’t even notice. It was just like warm something, like sprinkles.”

And then I go, ‘What is that?’ Cuz I tasted salt. And then I said, ‘What is that?’”

As they laughed through the memory, the two realized they’d actually remembered one detail wrong. Layla said Serena Deeb—not Brooke or Crystal—was driving the car that day, and she remembered Serena already laughing while Kelly tried to avoid explaining what had just happened.

“It was actually Serena driving. Serena Deeb. No, it was Serena Deeb. You and I. And then she was dying already. Like, and you wouldn’t tell me. You wouldn’t tell me. And then you like… and I saw the bottle and I was like, ‘Dude.’”

Kelly couldn’t help laughing all over again as she remembered the moment, saying, “Oh, that was comical. That was a good one.” Thankfully, enough time has passed that both women can laugh about it now. Layla even joked that if something like that had to happen, at least it happened with someone she considered a friend.

“But if anyone’s pee, right, I guess it’s better to be your pee, right?”

Kelly immediately played along, saying, “You got to be your pee.” Layla admitted she’d completely forgotten the story until Kelly brought it back up, leaving both women laughing over one of the strangest memories from their years traveling together in WWE.

“No, I did not remember that story. Oh my goodness. Oh my gosh.”

Sometimes the craziest wrestling stories don’t happen in the ring—they happen somewhere on the highway between shows. This one is probably a road trip neither Kelly Kelly nor Layla will ever completely forget.

What’s the wildest behind-the-scenes WWE road story you’ve ever heard? Let us know in the comments below.

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Felix Upton has over 15 years of experience in media and wrestling journalism. His work at Ringside News blends speed, accuracy, and industry insight.