Mandy Rose recently reflected on being told she was “too sexy” not long after her WWE essential roster debut.
Rose, who made the jump to the essential roster in November 2017, opened up about that early experience during a conversation with Elayna Black (Cora Jade) on her YouTube channel.
You possibly can try some highlights from the podcast below:
On being told she was “too sexy”: “Once I first got to the essential roster I used to be just like the golden goddess and the sexy one from Tough Enough and whatever, and I used to be told to take it down a notch, ‘You’re too sexy.’ So, now I’m going, ‘To be honest, I’m not even attempting to be sexy,’ I just am, I wasn’t trying. But then what do you’re thinking that happened after they told me to take it down a notch or I’m being too sexy?”
On her move to NXT: “I wanna’ be sexy but I don’t wanna placed on sexy, I just wanna be me, after which I believe it was my NXT days was once I finally felt, ‘That is me.’ I went a little bit darker, I used to be a little bit edgier, but that’s me. Yes, I’m a blonde bombshell sometimes and all that, but I just feel like I used to be capable of be my cool self… I believe whenever you’re given the arrogance in that aspect too, whenever you’re placed on a little bit little bit of a pedestal, it helps rather a lot together with your confidence.”
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