WWE champion Jade Cargill breaks character for Charlotte Flair

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Meanwhile, Charlotte Flair is continuing to shine in the women’s Tag Team division alongside her partner, Alexa Bliss. The duo recently won the Number One Contender’s Match for the Women’s Tag Team Championship and will now face Nia Jax and Lash Legend for the gold.

After winning the Number One Contender’s Match on SmackDown, Charlotte Flair took to X/Twitter to post several pictures of herself. In the post’s caption, she wrote that although she believed she was always “fine,” she felt “finer” when she was winning.

“Always fine. But ‘finer’ when winning 🙃,” she wrote.

Check out her post below:

This post caught Jade Cargill’s attention, and she left a comment on it. The Storm broke her on-screen character to praise The Queen, appreciating the latter’s beauty.

“But you’re fine fine though. 😍,” she commented.

Check out her comment below:

Jade Cargill talked about making WWE history

Jade Cargill recently took to Instagram to upload photos of her childhood. In the post’s caption, she highlighted that she made history by becoming the first woman of Jamaican descent to hold the WWE Women’s Championship.

She dedicated her win to all the little girls, encouraging them to chase their dreams as she did.

“My oh-so-pretty brown girls, this one’s for you. As the first woman of Jamaican descent to hold this championship title, I carry it not just for myself, but for the little girls who never saw anyone who looked like them on that screen,” said Cargill.

It remains to be seen what the Triple H-led creative team has planned for Jade Cargill vs. Rhea Ripley for the WWE Women’s Championship at WrestleMania 42.