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WWE LFG season 3 participant Carlee Bright also released from WWE

Carlee Bright, which is part of the new season of WWE LFG which started just yesterday on A&E, revealed that she has also been released from WWE.

She joins the other 21 WWE Superstars who were cut on Friday afternoon in what is now the usual post-WrestleMania massacre.

“Tonight, you’ll see me on Season 3 of WWE LFG,” Bright wrote on social media. “What you won’t see…is that just two days ago, my time with WWE has officially come to an end.”

She said that it wasn’t how she imagined this chapter ending, but she learned to fight through uncertainty and the moments that test who you really are.

“I don’t know if there’ll ever be enough words to express the gratitude and love I have for this chapter. From all the hours filming, hair spray & makeup, long drives, and intense training days, I really did feel like my very own Hannah Montana — living the best of both worlds,” she continued. “I cherish the laughs, the memories, and the people who made this experience better than I could have ever imagined. You’ve changed my life, and that’s something I’ll carry with me forever.”

She added that wrestling has such a funny way of saying “I love you” and if there’s one thing she knows about herself is that her parents did not raise a quitter.

“This chapter may be closing, but my story is far from finished,” she concluded.

Several of her peers commented on her post including Blake Monroe, Lainey Reid, Kendal Grey, Kelani Jordan, Myka Lockwood, and even LFG coach Nattie.

“What I loved most about working with you on LFG was your incredible attitude, it really stood out to me,” Nattie wrote. “You did such a fantastic job, and I’m so grateful we had time to work together. It was amazing watching you grow and progress. If you ever want to come train at the Dungeon, let me know, I’ll make space for you.”


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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