Nia Jax Is Heartbroken And Couldn’t Be Private Anymore – “Its more than I can share”

The release of one of WWE finest female talent, Nia jax was indeed an unpleasant surprise. It took the fans unaware as nobody foresaw what could happened. Before the release, it is revealed that Nia jax was in the good book of WWE

It was indeed so painful that Nia Jax couldn’t habour the hurt in heart any longer and she just had to break the silence detailing what transpired between herself and the management of WWE before she was released. She revealed in her statement how heartbroken she was.

Nia Jax has said that she did not receive a response from WWE and later found out that she was being released. The former RAW Women’s Champion also added that her vaccination status, the rumored reason for her release, was never mentioned and she was never given a choice:

“I usually keep my personal life private, but yesterday’s reports leave me with no option but to clarify matters. I recently took a short leave of absence from WWE for a mental health break. I’ve been working through so much — more than I can share — and so I took some time, with the full support of the company, to take care of myself. Earlier this week, after WWE sent me my schedule to return to the ring for the November 15 show, I asked for an extension to my mental health break, feeling that I needed more time, and hoping I would have the ongoing support of the company I have given my all to for the past 7 years. I did not receive a response. The next I heard, I was being released. My vaccination status was never mentioned. I wasn’t given any choices or options,” statement.

Nia Jax then stated that the abrupt release from WWE while dealing with issues in her private life is incredibly tough and also added that she loved her time in WWE:

“It breaks my heart to be so abruptly let go, without consultation, when dealing with so much privately. I loved my career at WWE, I love the men and women I worked with, and I am going to need time to process this huge loss. I appreciate those people who have shown understanding and compassion during an incredibly difficult time.”