WRESTLING superstars Rhea Ripley and Buddy Matthews have tied the knot in a gothic ceremony.
The Australian duo met while they were both working for WWE
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Rhea, 27, confirmed the news by sharing a first photo from the ceremony with fans on Instagram.
She wore a black dress, breaking tradition with Partner35 years old, in a dark suit.
Holding a goth bouquet, Rhea kissed her new husband in front of a sign that read Until Death.
Fellow fighter Cathy Kelley wrote, “You won this round, buddy.”
Rhea’s on-screen partners Dominik Mysterio and Bianca Belair also offered their congratulations.
WWE broadcaster Kayla Braxton and Raw announcer Samantha Irvin also appeared on commentary.
One fan wrote: “Pack your bags gays, we lost.”
And another replied: “Wow!!! OMG CONGRATULATIONS BIG! So happy for you!!”
Rhea and Buddy made their relationship official in 2022.
Buddy was released in 2023 and joined AEW before popping the question.
Rhea has spoken in the past about the benefits of having someone you trust who understands your career.
“It definitely makes my life a lot easier, one hundred percent,” she said. Subway.
“That support coming from someone who understands work and everything. It is very useful.”
Ripley is currently out of action after suffering an injury.
WWE boss Triple H is eager to move RAW to Netflix.
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“Right now, just as an example of we’re on Fox and if the crowd yells ‘Holy shit’ or something much worse, they just get that audio,” he told The Pat McAfee Show.
“Sometimes they take the photo and audio and it’s just a black screen.”
McAfee, who provides color commentary for Raw, pointed out that this happened earlier this year because a Die Rocky sign could be seen on screen during a segment featuring The rock.
“We won’t have these problems with Netflix,” Levesque said.
“The ability to be live globally, the ability to see everything at once, anywhere – it’s a game-changing moment.
“I think in many ways, not to belittle other partners, because we want to be everywhere, but that’s where the world is going, is streaming services.
“You see the NFL putting its toe in the water, the NBA is, all sports are.”
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