According to multiple reports, Mandy Rose will no longer be working with the WWE. She is, however, going to continue posting racy pictures online.

Mandy Rose is more than just a WWE superstar, but she’s also a popular fitness model who boasts a million followers on Twitter and 3.4 million on Instagram.

For the past 400+ days, Mandy Rose has dominated NXT as one of the company’s biggest stars. She won the championship a few months after returning to the brand by defeating Raquel Gonzalez at Halloween Havoc in 2021.

She and her Toxic Attraction stablemates, Gigi Dolin and Jacy Jayne, ran roughshod over the show and became one of NXT’s biggest draws.

Last night, Mandy Rose lost her NXT Women’s Championship to Roxanne Perez. Fans were confused by the circumstances surrounding the match; it was originally scheduled to take place in a few weeks at New Year’s Evil but was seemingly moved to last night at the last minute. Now, we have some unfortunate insight as to why that was the case.

Why Was Mandy Rose Released?

Fightful reported that WWE has released Mandy Rose from her contract. They cited Rose’s FanTime page as their reason why; Rose had been posting explicit content on her page, akin to an OnlyFans profile. Men on social media leaked some of Rose’s content over the weekend, seemingly causing bad PR in the eyes of WWE.

In an article published shortly after the news broke, Fightful wrote that “WWE was put in a difficult position due to the content Rose was posting on her FanTime page, as the company felt that it was outside the parameters of her contract.”

The irony is that WWE literally makes its money by sexualizing its models.

In a new post on her premium content FanTime account (@fitmandyinfo), Mandy Rose dropped some words to thank fans for their love and support. She also assured them that her profile is not going anywhere.

“Hey guys, thank you for all the messages. I am overwhelmed with all the love and support from you guys. And don’t worry the page is still up! ;)”

Fan Time is a site similar to OnlyFans.

In recent days, Rose posted intimate photos in the shower with her fiancé, Tino Sabbatelli. She also posted a video of herself skinny dipping. The recent content on her page, which costs $40 per month for subscribers, ranged somewhere between R- and X-rated.

Jacy Jayne posted a tweet containing a chain of broken heart emojis, seemingly in reaction to the news of her teammate’s release.

It is unclear what the future holds for Mandy Rose at this time. Will she go full-on hardcore as a few others in similar situations have? Will OnlyFans be her fulltime job?

It’s unknown at this time, but I promise to let you know as soon as I find out.

In the meantime, be sure and follow Mandy Rose on Twitter at @WWE_MandyRose.