Published: 4 hours ago by Sanchez Taylor | Last Updated: 3 hours ago by Sanchez Taylor
Sanchez has over six years of pro-wrestling news writing experience, covering the biggest news stories in WWE, NXT, AEW, TNA Wrestling and more. He has personally interviewed a number of top stars, producing exclusive content with the likes of AEW's Swerve Strickland and WWE's Nick Aldis.
WWE
WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan has addressed her Hollywood career, and if she plans to act full-time.
Morgan was notably absent from WWE TV in May 2025 to film for her role in Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo, which releases later this year.
With Morgan’s role previously described as one which could cement her as the next “it girl” in Hollywood, Liv Morgan has commented on the possibility of her pursuing an acting career away from WWE.
During a recent interview, Gino Salomone of watchginotv told Morgan that he believes there’s a bright career for her in acting after wrestling.
Calling herself a pro-wrestling “lifer”, Liv Morgan responded:
“I’m wrestling until the wheels fall off, I don’t know how long that takes me, but I’m a lifer.
“Yes I’m very interested in acting and WWE has been so gracious in letting me explore that and spread my wings a little bit.
“We have a movie coming out this fall, Bad Lieutenant, so keep an eye out for it, but thank you so much for saying that. We’ll see what happens, I guess.”
If you use this transcription or any portion of it, please credit WrestleTalk.com and link back to this page.
A number of wrestlers went on to become Hollywood stars at the tail-ends of their WWE careers, with the likes of The Rock, Dave Bautista and John Cena becoming well-respected actors.
Liv Morgan seems poised for a similar level of stardom which WWE appears to welcome, allowing her to film this major movie role, and giving her creative freedom for her music video for “Trouble”, her new entrance theme which she performed herself.
Despite her music video amassing millions of views, Morgan stated that she’s “probably done” making music, and that she just wanted new entrance music.
It’s quite refreshing to see a WWE star push to remain a full-time wrestler, when other arguably more mainstream avenues are available to them.
Liv Morgan currently holds the WWE Women’s World Championship, which she won from Stephanie Vaquer at WrestleMania 42.
If you use this transcription or any portion of it, please credit WrestleTalk.com and link back to this page.
To make sure you stay up to date with all the biggest wrestling and WrestleTalk news, follow us on Threads by clicking this link!
Trending
- Asuka Says Goodbye On WWE Raw
- Asuka Expected To Remain Aligned With WWE, In Town Ahead Of Monday Night Raw
- New Day’s First Appearance After WWE Departure Revealed – GalaxyCon Oklahoma City
- WWE Stars Not Wanting To Work Together To Make Each Other Look Good In John Cena Classic A Major Issue, Says Lance Storm
- AJ Styles Says He ‘Doesn’t Understand’ WWE Releasing JC Mateo (Jeff Cobb): ‘I’m Sure They Have Their Reasons, Not Sure What They Are’
- WWE’s Rey Mysterio, Dominik Mysterio & Rey Fenix Confirmed For AAA Triplemania 34
- Brock Lesnar Still Listed As An Active Performer On Internal WWE Roster
- The Young Bucks Recall Talking To Triple H In 2018 To Set Up Match Against The New Day: ‘We Were Serious About Doing The Match, And We Thought We’d Probably Be Able To Do It’
- Penta Vs. Ethan Page, The Vision’s Logan Paul & Austin Theory Vs. Street Profits Added To WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event
- WWE’s Sam Roberts Pitches ‘Title Vs. Career’ Stipulation For Roman Reigns & Jacob Fatu Rematch: ‘Now We’re Using The Stuff Online To Our Favour’
mailing list