CM Punk isn't the only one in his relationship forging a new career.
Much like the former WWE Superstar, his wife, three-time Divas Champion AJ Lee, has ventured into other projects outside of the squared circle. Lee is a newly-minted author, having finished her book, "Crazy Is My Superpower: How I Triumphed By Breaking Bones, Breaking Hearts, and Breaking the Rules," which is due out in the spring.
As part of her promotion for the book, Lee revealed the cover art on her official Twitter account:
A lifelong dream come true. Proud to share the cover of my book #CrazyIsMySuperpower AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER NOW! https://t.co/sM9MEYDXW3 pic.twitter.com/J7cYwR080j
— AJ Mendez Brooks (@AJBrooks) September 19, 2016
Her husband recently started on his own new career path, though it was met with disastrous results. Punk made his MMA debut against Mickey Gall at UFC 203 on Sept. 10. He was handed an embarrassing tapout loss in under three minutes, leaving his future in mixed martial arts up in the air.
Punk quit the WWE in 2014 amid much frustration and signed with the UFC that December. He then encountered myriad setbacks, delaying his debut for nearly two years.
Lee, meanwhile, retired from the WWE in March 2015, shortly after the WrestleMania 31 event in the midst of turmoil between the company and her husband.
"The Best in the World" revealed what led to his departure on a podcast in November 2014, all while Lee was still with WWE.
Punk blasted WWE Dr. Chris Amann and many WWE executives, saying the physician misdiagnosed him on several occasions. Dr. Amann countered with a defamation lawsuit against Punk and Colt Cabana, whose podcast was the platform for the discussion.
Lee remained with the WWE for over a year after her husband quit, but she opted to walk away after the lawsuit came to light amid what had to be a tough situation.
Now, she's almost ready to share her story with the world.
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