Former WWE star turned OnlyFans model gives behind-the-scenes look at recent steamy photoshoot

Mandy Rose stuns her fans with a glimpse of her new photo shoot.

Former WWE star turned OnlyFans model gives behind-the-scenes look at recent steamy photoshoot

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Ever since her release from WWE in 2022, Mandy Rose has taken the world by storm. From being a professional wrestler to now being an OnlyFans model, the Golden Goddess has become a popular personality. Recently, Rose gave her fans a behind-the-scenes look at her bold photoshoot.

Fans know Mandy Rose for being open about her new profession. Taking it to Instagram, the former WWE Superstar posted a BTS photo of her latest photoshoot. She is seen slaying in a blue bikini with a pretty confident look. It seems like she is trying to convey that even a single picture she clicks takes a lot of effort.

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Besides, the former NXT Women’s Champion regularly stuns her fans with bold, steamy pictures of herself on the poolside. A few days ago, the self-proclaimed “God’s Greatest Creation” also revealed that she was also preparing for the Bikini World Championship. Moreover, her OnlyFans generates quite an income for her with one person even spending $55,000 on her content.

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This latest photo shoot has been making the rounds on the internet. The 33-year-old disclosed in the caption that this picture is not even a professional photo.

Mandy Rose slams WWE for banning her name

Mandy Rose was a dominant champion in NXT. She has an iconic 400-day reign in the company and clearly defined an era of women’s wrestling on the brand. However, recently, when WWE showcased the long history of the NXT Women’s Championship, there was no mention of the iconic reign of the Golden Goddess. She slammed WWE for this with some cranky remarks while speaking on the Power Alphas Podcast.

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The former NXT Superstar said that it is hypocrisy that WWE omits her in WWE. However, they can proudly sell her merchandise and action figures. 

I also just think it's kind of funny and hypocritical where like you can't get recognized on TV. Let's say, you know, including my name in that long list of superstars but yet you can still sell my merch and action figures for the rest of my life. That part really gets me a little bit in a sense. Like, you're gonna be able to sell my stuff for the rest of my life but yet you can't even showcase, like, or say my name.
Mandy Rose via Power Alphas Podcast

Rose dropped her NXT Women’s Championship to Roxxane Perez on NXT. She was later released by WWE, which was quite unexpected given her popularity at the time. Ever since then, the OnlyFans model has been open about her resentment toward WWE.

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