WWE Star Comments After Betraying Father

Published: Dec 19, 2025 by Dave Adamson | Last Updated: Dec 19, 2025 by Dave Adamson

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A WWE star has commented after recently betraying their own father, following weeks of tension between her loved ones.

With NXT Heritage Cup and TNA International Champion Stacks being at odds with the director of authority and future father-in-law, Santino Marella.

With Arianna Grace finding herself caught between her father Santino Marella and her fiance Stacks, she finally chose a side on TNA iMPACT.

The December 18 episode saw Team TNA (Jeff Hardy, Matt Hardy, Mike Santana, Santino Marella & Steve Maclin) take on Team NXT (Brooks Jensen, Channing ”Stacks’ Lorenzo, Lexis King, Tyriek Igwe & Tyson Dupont).

Team TNA would be victorious, with Grace entering the ring to embrace her father, acting as the official liaison between both companies, only for her to deliver a low blow, with Stacks getting involved as the pair beat, berated and belittled the authority figure.

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Grace has now addressed her attack on Marella, sharing photos of herself alongside Stacks and the rest of Team NXT in a tweet that reads:

“Someday never comes. You have to make your own way.”

Following the attack, Grace accused her father of being a ‘deadbeat’ while the crowd showed exactly what they thought of the NXT star.

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She would also send a message to her father in a repost of the footage of the attack, in which she notes “you reap what you sow.”

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