There is a growing belief that WWE Superstar Paige may be out of the WWE very soon.
The Norwich, England native is currently resting up neck and back injuries and was also suspended 30 days recently for violating the WWE's wellness policy. With her boyfriend Alberto Del Rio reportedly leaving, Paige may be getting set to follow suit.
Paige and Del Rio have been dating for several months, but he recently asked for his WWE release after he too was suspended 30 days for a wellness violation. The WWE reportedly wasn't keen on their relationship, with rumors surfacing that officials berated them and tried to convince them to break up.
With rumors of her relationship being a point of contention backstage coupled with the suspension and mounting injuries, Paige's WWE career is said to be "up in the air," according to The Wrestling Observer Newsletter (via Wrestlingheadlines.com).
The WWE has yet to announce Del Rio's release from the company, but with the "Essence of Excellence" scheduling a news conference in Mexico for Friday, the announcement could be imminent.
Paige reportedly also received legal representation amid claims that WWE official Mark Carrano threatened to fire her if she didn't break up with Del Rio -- a story the WWE has denied.
The couple's relationship first came to light when pictures of them kissing at a Disney theme park surfaced online.
Del Rio, 39, was previously married to a woman by the name of Angela Rodriguez, but it seems they've split up. Paige, 23, had her last well-known relationship with A Day To Remember rocker Kevin Skaff come to an end in the public eye on the "Total Divas" reality show.
The pair was separated by the WWE brand extension when Del Rio was drafted by "SmackDown Live" and Paige was selected by "RAW."
Paige is a two-time Divas Champion, but her list of accolades could end there if she walks out on the company.
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