Stephanie McMahon says her oldest daughter once had interest in joining the wrestling business, but the timing changed everything.
On the newest episode of Stephanie McMahon’s What’s Your Story? podcast, Becky Lynch asked whether any of Stephanie and Triple H’s children were interested in getting into WWE. Stephanie said their oldest daughter, Aurora, used to want to wrestle. She even got in the ring with Natalya and Charlotte Flair to roll around and try it out. Then things changed.
Stephanie said everything involving her father, Vince McMahon, happened around the same time Aurora would have been deciding whether wrestling was really the path for her.
“Well, Aurora used to want to get into the wrestling business, and she even got in the ring with Nattie and Charlotte. She rolled around a little bit. But then, everything kind of happened with my dad and me leaving and it was an awkward time. Like right in the time that she would’ve really been making her decision so… and not that she couldn’t. She still could, but her mind right now is on getting her Doctorate in PT.”
Vince McMahon is currently in the middle of a sex trafficking lawsuit filed by former WWE employee Janel Grant. He is also tied to the ongoing WWE shareholder lawsuit connected to the company’s merger with Endeavor, where Stephanie McMahon and Triple H have also been connected to the case.
Stephanie did not say Aurora is done with wrestling forever. She made it clear that she still could get into the business one day, but right now her daughter is focused on earning her doctorate in physical therapy. Aurora’s name has come up plenty of times over the years because of her family’s WWE legacy. Stephanie’s comments now make it clear that her daughter’s possible wrestling path hit a major pause during one of the most difficult stretches in the McMahon family’s history.
What do you think about Stephanie McMahon’s comments on Aurora’s WWE interest changing? Do you think she will eventually get into the wrestling business, or is it better for her to follow a different path? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comments section below.
