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“She didn’t need to do all that. Sydney Sweeney in lingerie is going to sell the lingerie line… I think a simple post would have done it.”
The host of the podcast sided with Sydney Sweeney, saying that the tactic was effective. WWE legend Lana interrupted him and said that he would’ve been roped in anyway since he is in the primary demographic the actress targets.
“And then also the second thing, I just think like vandalizing those things, like, it leaves a wrong impression to human beings, to the children, to myself included, because I’m like, do I need to go over and put a big Rusev Day sign up there? Like, do I need to put on a big Daria sign there? Yeah, like, I immediately am like, I’m gonna grab the bra string, and I’m gonna follow her footsteps, and I’m gonna go behind the Hollywood sign, and I’m gonna be like, Daria, watch Daria in TNA, and watch Rusev on Monday Night RAW, and watch Liv Morgan win the Royal Rumble.”
Notably, Steve Nissen, president and CEO of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, released a statement revealing that he wasn’t aware of Sydney Sweeney doing such an act. He noted that the production backing her wasn’t authorized for it either.
On the other hand, Persuasion Pictures, Sweeney’s production team, noted that they did have a filming permit from FilmLA. However, they didn’t have a specific permit for the Hollywood sign, which comes under the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce.
Lana reveals that Paul Heyman was behind her storyline with Liv Morgan in WWE
Back in 2019, Lana and Liv Morgan were seen in a romantic storyline that had surprised the WWE Universe. The Miracle Kid had crashed Perry’s wedding to claim her love for the Ravishing Russian.
Speaking about the storyline with the Ring The Belle podcast, Lana said that the plot was suggested by Paul Heyman, who was the WWE RAW executive director at the time. She also said that she immediately got on board with the idea since she identified with the pitch.
“I was really excited about this. This is a Paul Heyman storyline. Yes, he was the showrunner. You know, it was a really great time when Paul Heyman was a showrunner. He gave so many women big stories… So, it was his idea that he wanted the last introjection to be you think the person was in love with Bobby, but then they do a swerve, and it’s Lana. I had throughout my 20s, and in college, I really explored my own sexuality. So, I really identified with that.”
CJ Perry is back in WWE with a legends contract, but hasn’t made any appearances in the promotion so far. It would be interesting to see if she teams up with either Liv Morgan or Rusev on WWE RAW once again.
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