AJ Lee Done With WWE For A While – Reports

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While fans have been eagerly waiting to see Lee back in the squared circle, according to a report by Fightful, The Geek Goddess is not currently involved in the company’s plans, but things might change.

Moreover, the update also revealed that Lee was never planned to be a full-time star. Rumors that CM Punk was upset about AJ’s booking were also debunked as untrue.

People who work closely with the former Divas Champion confirmed that no plans for her were changed and that there were no backstage issues. Hence, it seems that Lee is done with WWE for the time being.

Meanwhile, her husband and former World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk is also out of action since the post-WrestleMania edition of RAW. He is reportedly coming back to the company soon.

AJ Lee was “deeply depressed” during her recent WWE run

The former Women’s Intercontinental Champion had been vocal about depression and mental health, having gone through a journey of her own, and motivated millions.

In an interview with iHeart Women’s Sports, Lee confessed that even 2025 was her worst mental health, despite her professional wrestling career being revived the same year.

Here’s what she said:

“I’ve been pretty open about how, like, my last year wrestling was my worst mental health year. Like I looked like everything in the world and I’m champion and all this stuff, but I was so deeply depressed, and part of, you know, my journey after was like finding what’s the right treatment for me and becoming a mental health advocate and like becoming a keynote speaker,” Lee said.

That being said, it will be interesting to see when the Stamford-based promotion brings AJ Lee back and what plans Triple H and his WWE creative team have for her on a stacked roster, as she delivered a five-star classic rivalry against Becky Lynch.