Huge debut announced for Dakota Kai 10 months after her WWE release

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It was announced on social media that Charlie will be debuting at House of Glory on April 16th, just days before WrestleMania 42.

Dakota Kai opened up about her WWE release.

Dakota Kai’s release was undeniably one of the more frustrating ones for fans to watch, as to many, it felt very undeserved for a talent of her caliber. On an episode of Busted Open Radio, Kai explained the glass ceiling that she faced that eventually led to her release:

“Being in that company, I think there’s sort of a glass ceiling. And I don’t think that’s not a unique experience by any means. Everyone has to deal with that in some form,” she said.

She further explained that the injuries she suffered didn’t exactly help her cause overall, but she also stated that the change in management had a big role to play in her release. She said it was surprising because it was only a few months after the conclusion of the Intercontinental Championship tournament (where he was the sentimental favorite in the finals). Kai further added that she felt she was fighting the glass ceiling, only for it to come back.