Charlotte Flair reacts to The New Day’s shocking WWE departure

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Earlier today, Charlotte Flair took to X (fka Twitter) to share two memorable pictures of herself and the members of The New Day. She added a “red heart” emoji followed by an “infinity” emoji, seemingly suggesting that the bond she shares with them is eternal.

“❤️ ♾,” Flair wrote.

You can check out her tweet below:

Charlotte Flair wrestled her most recent match on the May 1 edition of Friday Night SmackDown. She locked horns with former NXT Women’s Champion Jacy Jayne. Outside interference from fellow Fatal Influence allowed the 29-year-old to pin the veteran performer and secure a massive win on her blue brand debut.

Former member of The New Day shared his honest opinion about their booking

After several weeks of teasing, The New Day turned heel on the December 2, 2024, edition of Monday Night RAW. Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston mocked Big E’s injury and told him to leave the arena. Unfortunately, the follow-up to the blockbuster change in character was not up to the mark.

In an interview with Sports Illustrated, Big E addressed feedback from the fans regarding his former stablemates’ shocking heel turn. He added that the criticism made complete sense.

“But no, I agree with you and a lot of people who felt the same, and I saw a lot of that feedback after it was clear that I wasn’t coming back in a timely fashion, that it was, ‘Okay, why are we putting so much stock into an angle where one person is never coming back? There’s no retribution?’ So I think that’s a very real criticism. I heard it, and I think people have a right to feel that way,” Big E said.

Only time will tell what’s next for Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods.