In case you were wondering who the new interviewer was interviewing Mr. Jericho on AEW: Dynamite, we now have the answer. Her name is Lexy Nair and she is the daughter of Diamond Dallas Page.
She’s been appearing on AEW since January 30 as a backstage interviewer.
“I’m Lexy Nair and you heard it here first” 💁🏼♀️ @AEWrestling @AEWonTNT #aewdynamite #imwithaew pic.twitter.com/iWlgWSpjM9
— Lexy Nair (@LexyNair) February 6, 2020
She’s interacted with some of AEW’s most notorious interviewees so far in her role. Last night, she interviewed Chris Jericho.
Previously, she has interviewed MJF. MJF is always a handful.
So Proud of #DiamondDaughter @LexyNair on her second week on @AEWrestling interviewing talent. This one is my favorite with the beautiful @TheBrandiRhodes If you enjoying Lexy Give me a Hell Yeah💥 @DDPYoga DDP https://t.co/zv9Lqgp2Wn
— Diamond Dallas Page (@RealDDP) February 6, 2020
She is the daughter of Dallas and Brenda Page. She has a sister named Kimberly Page who happens to share the name of Dallas’s ex-wife Kimberly. I’m sure that never gets confusing.
Lexy has been doing a fantastic job so far in her role.
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