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After this week’s episode of the blue brand, a fan took to X to celebrate their Paige sign being shown on television, posting:
“I feel seen! 👀 haha @Saraya.”
Paige immediately noticed the post and responded with a joke that referenced a controversy many fans still remember.
“Now you get to bring your signs with zero confiscation! Haha,” wrote Paige.
Her reply was a nod to what happened in 2025 after she left AEW in March. At the time, fans attending WWE shows began bringing “Paige Come Home” signs in hopes of showing their support. However, several attendees claimed arena security confiscated the posters before they could be displayed inside the venues.
Those reports quickly spread across social media, with many fans alleging that the sports entertainment juggernaut did not want Paige-related signs appearing on television. The situation gained enough attention that Paige publicly thanked her supporters for continuing to bring the signs despite the reported restrictions.
A lot has changed since then. Paige is now back in WWE on a multi-year contract after being medically cleared, and her supporters no longer have to worry about hiding their signs. In fact, WWE cameras had no issue showing one on television this week, something that clearly amused the former champion.
Paige reveals shocking detail about WWE comeback
The former Divas Champion’s return to WWE at WrestleMania 42 was one of the biggest surprises of the year. She made an immediate impact by capturing the Women’s Tag Team Championship alongside Brie Bella. However, the road to that moment was far more hectic than fans realized.
Speaking about her comeback on the Nikki and Brie Show, Paige revealed that she had almost no time to prepare before stepping back into the WWE ring. With appearances and media commitments filling her schedule throughout WrestleMania week, she barely had an opportunity to prepare before the biggest match of her return.
“It was Monday and my manager, he was like ‘Oh we’ve got stuff Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and then we have Mania on Saturday. I didn’t have any time to get in the ring. We did have rehearsals but it was like I was just coming in at the end of the match. So I was like, thank gosh I don’t have to do too much, but then obviously we end up winning the Tag Team Championships,” she said.
At Saturday Night’s Main Event on July 18, Paige and Brie Bella lost the Tag Team Championship to Fatal Influence, ending their reign at 91 days. Now, the former Divas Champion is set to team up with The Bella Twins in a six-woman tag team match to face Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley, and Lainey Reid at SummerSlam.
It will be interesting to see which team gets the win at The Biggest Party of the Summer.
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