Skylar Raye Drops F-Bomb on Troll Who Blamed Her for Scary Car Crash

Felix Upton 2 min read
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Skylar Raye isn’t letting internet trolls write the story of her terrifying car crash. After a troll claimed the WWE NXT star was probably texting behind the wheel, Raye fired back with exactly what happened—and didn’t mince words.

Just days after sharing graphic photos of the injuries she suffered in the crash, one hater responded with: “Dumb w**** probably texting.” Raye wasn’t about to let the accusation slide. The NXT star explained that she had stopped at a four-way intersection before entering it, only to be T-boned by another driver who never stopped at the sign.

“Not that I owe Wildview045 ANY explanation… BUT I was at a 4 way stop sign, approached the intersection, stopped, began to drive, and got t-boned by someone who flew RIGHT THROUGH the stop sign into the driver side of my vehicle.”

She also stressed that, despite the frightening accident, both drivers walked away safely, which she says is the only thing that truly matters.

“Normally wouldn’t take to social media but BOTH parties are safe (which is what matters the MOST). Everything else is unfortunate but safety is number one. Thank you for everyone else who has reached out and continued to pray for me.”

Raye then ended her response with one final message aimed directly at the troll, as she dropped an f-bomb on the guy, saying, “F*** this guy.”

This comes two days after Raye posted graphic photos showing cuts across her face, blood streaming from her nose, and a severe injury to her arm alongside images of the wrecked vehicles. While WWE has yet to provide an update on her in-ring status, Raye has made one thing perfectly clear—she’s not interested in taking blame for an accident she says wasn’t her fault.

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Felix Upton

Felix Upton

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