Alexa Bliss pays tribute to Bray Wyatt, thanks Charlotte Flair after WrestleMania 42
Alexa Bliss posted a statement on social media after WrestleMania 42.
In her post, Bliss thanked tag team partner Charlotte Flair, her family, and the late Bray Wyatt.
Bliss wrote:
“Can’t even explain what this moment meant to me. Thank you 🖤🤍
Charlotte, Thank you for everything this year. For being with me through the laughs, the chaos, the no sleep, the not enough coffee, the fun & the always needed hugs. This may not have been our winning Mania, but I’ve won with having you by my side 🖤
Ryan, Hendrix, Mom, Joey – thank you for always cheering me on and being there for me no matter what making me feel so loved – even when I’m my most exhausted or down. Love you all so much
JJ – thank you for being there for me all week & always – love u
Windham – thank you for impacting who I forever am as a person, as a performer & as a friend. Your vision lives on through the Wyatt’s & those who all love you. Always & Forever connected. Thank you Bray
Thank you @bakingjason @wickedlesterclothing @kimksharma @karengiselleperez for taking this vision & bringing it to life – you all are amazing
Thank you to the WWE Universe – we couldn’t do this without you – thank you for always supporting me no matter what – it truly means everything. And thank you WWE”
Bliss’ entrance and ring gear for the women’s four-way tag team title match contained Wyatt-inspired imagery, including the moth wings she wore to the ring. She also brought out her doll, Lily.
Bliss and Flair’s teaming together began last spring, with the two initially agreeing to be “allies of convenience.” Their first match as a team took place on June 30, when they won a number one contendership triple threat for the women’s tag team titles.
Bliss and Flair defeated Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez to win the titles at SummerSlam. They dropped them to The Kabuki Warriors on the November 10, 2025 episode of WWE Raw.
Bliss’ social media post is available below:
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