WWE News: Alexa Bliss denounces death threats on social media
Bullying, identity theft or death threats are a problem that has spread over the Internet in recent years, causing great tragedies, such as the death of the Japanese fighter Hana Kimura in 2020.
Other cases, such as that of WWE Superstar Sonya Deville, they did not end in a serious accident by very little.
Raw star Alexa Bliss is no stranger to this problem. Recently, she posted several messages on Twitter hinting that some people had impersonated her identity or even threatened to kill her and her own real-life partner, singer Ryan Cabrera.
“On Twitter – and I really hate that this has to be repeated again – NO, you’re not talking to me on any other social network, NO – you don’t get private messages from a ‘personal account’ of mine, NO – we’re NOT dating, NO – no asking for $$ – and death threats to me and my fiancé are NOT OK,” Bliss wrote on her official Twitter account.
She later added: Whoever you communicate with pretending to be me, IS NOT ME. And most importantly: AGAIN, death threats are not okay.”
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Alexa Bliss received more threats in the past
It is not the first time that Alexa Bliss has received threats on social networks. In February 2021, a user assured that he was willing to go to Alexa Bliss’s home, located in Orlando, to ‘get rid’ of Ryan Cabrera.
At first, Twitter users mocked this user, who insisted that he was not a troll and that he intended to achieve his goal.
“I am not a stalker, I am a lover of Alexa’s happiness, I will go to her house in Orlando, Florida and pay her a little visit,” he assured.
Alexa Bliss is again absent from WWE televised shows. Earlier this year she starred in a series of videos with a WWE psychologist to try to remove from her life the diabolical character she acquired by joining “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt.
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Ultimately, she returned to the ring to wrestle in the Elimination Chamber for a title opportunity at WrestleMania, but she was unable to overcome Bianca Belair ultimately losing. Since then, she has not appeared on television again.
