WWE Diva Cameron is not a fan of fellow "Total Divas" cast member Paige, and it goes much beyond the reality show cameras.
Cameron, whose real name is Ariane Andrew, vowed that she was "going to start a little controversy" when she appeared on the "After Total Divas" show, and she didn't hold back on her ill feelings for Paige.
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"I just feel like she's had so many opportunities given to her, like sometimes people start to feel themselves a little bit," Cameron told the show via AfterbuzzTV (via LordsofPain.net). "Maybe she feels like, 'I am bomb so I can act this way.'"
Paige and Cameron had a violent altercation on "Total Divas," which she says was 100 percent authentic. The Diva also revealed she's training to get back into the ring with a goal of no longer being one of the "forgotten ones" in the division. The WWE spawned a "Divas Revolution," but Paige and her former PCB members Charlotte and Becky Lynch, Team B.A.D. and Team Bella were the ladies being prominently featured, not the likes of Cameron, Natalya (who just returned) and Emma.
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"I'm doing my own training, like what I'm not supposed to be doing," she said. "I want to be the best that I can possibly be and if it means like being a rebel, and if I get in trouble for it, at least I can say I got in trouble because I want to be better."
Paige recently was booked to show a mean streak on the WWE as she turned heel in storylines, but it appears Cameron has some angst of her own outside of the squared circle. Cameron even spoke out against WWE creative for keeping her off Team B.A.D.
"People have been like, I wish it would've been you instead of Tamina...To see you, Sasha and [Trinity], that would have been some sassiness."
On asking WWE creative for a spot, she offered, "Been there, done that."
Paige vs. Cameron in an unscripted match. Let it happen, WWE.
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