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Tammy Sytch going to rehab, lawyer issues statement

Eyewitness News 3 in Connecticut is reporting that former WWE Diva Tammy “Sunny” Sytch is expected to go back to rehab with WWE picking up the tab following yesterday’s court appearance.

Still in jail after she couldn’t afford the $100,000 bail set by the judge last week, Sytch’s attorney requested that she gets sent to a treatment center in Pennsylvania with WWE driving her from court straight to the treatment center and paying for it.

Sytch was arrested five times in four weeks starting on September 11 and her latest trip to jail was on October 9. The reason she wasn’t booked for the sixth time was because she’s stuck behind bars.

Her lawyer, Rob Serafinowicz, issued a statement on her behalf saying, “Tammy thanks everyone for all their support. She will be entering a long term treatment program soon and looks forward to putting this situation behind her.”


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