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During an interview with Maurice Benard on his State of Mind podcast, Lee discussed her recent comeback and said her biggest concern coming back was her mental health.
The Black Widow revealed that WWE President Nick Khan and Chief Content Officer Triple H promised her that mental health would be their number one priority upon her comeback.
“My biggest concern coming back was my mental health, and Nick Khan and Paul Levesque, they’re, like, the bosses that kind of brought me in. They were so open about, like, we will protect your mental health, and if we don’t, we’re not doing our job right. That’s gonna be our number one priority. And it was never like that 10 years ago,” said AJ Lee.
Lee detailed how corporate attitudes toward mental health have evolved positively since her time in the ring a decade ago.
She contrasted this supportive environment with the wrestling culture of 10 years ago, during which she felt compelled to hide her struggles.
“I felt like I had to hide, you know, that part of me 10 years ago. So, for, like, my bosses to support me in that way, I love all that. A lot of corporations, a lot of people are being held accountable in a way that is making a healthier workplace environment. Which is really cool to see.”
AJ Lee makes heartbreaking confession about her WWE deal
AJ Lee’s WWE return was one of the most shocking moments in recent wrestling history, but the former Divas Champion has now revealed that agreeing to come back depended on something far more important than storylines or championship opportunities.
While speaking on iHeart Women’s Sports, Lee explained that her mental health was the first topic she wanted to discuss with WWE before signing a new deal.
The former Intercontinental Champion went on to make a heartbreaking admission about how different things were during her previous run with the company.
“When the first thing I wanted to make sure was going to work was, is my mental health protected? Do I feel safe here? Are you guys aware of what that means, to need mental health time off or sort of just like, is that something that is a priority for that to be a priority? The conversation was really cool in a way that, like, I couldn’t even reveal my diagnosis 10 years ago, but now it’s like, you know, a part of my contract. So like that is a really cool, beautiful thing,” AJ Lee said.
AJ Lee last competed at WrestleMania 42, where she lost her IC Title to Becky Lynch. It now remains to be seen when she makes her return to the ring.
If you use quotes from this article, please credit State of Mind podcast and give an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.
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