Stephanie Vaquer addresses ‘uncomfortable’ WWE fan encounter
On social media today, Stephanie Vaquer addressed an uncomfortable fan encounter that took place surrounding WWE Raw in New York City.
The fan sent out a tweet claiming that Vaquer was “mean” when they tried to get an autograph and picture with her. In the tweet, the fan attached video of Vaquer at an Uber pickup line and claimed that Vaquer was the only women’s wrestler who would not stop for him.
Vaquer then responded by detailing the encounter, saying that the fan would not take no for an answer and kept following her and saying hurtful things.
“I always stop and I’m very kind to my fans. Yesterday was my birthday and I was honestly having a really bad day. Even so, I politely asked for understanding, and many people respected that,” she wrote. “But you followed me for a long time, saying hurtful things and making me feel uncomfortable. I told you no multiple times, and you kept following me and recording. And now you’re posting this on social media. It’s sad to see people like you call themselves fans….”
After Vaquer’s tweet, her boyfriend Myles Borne — the NXT North American Champion — sent out a post supporting her.
“You are the sweetest and most kind person I’ve ever met. That’s what attracted me to you in the first place,” Borne wrote. “I’ve personally witnessed you take time for others even when you weren’t feeling your best. They say never meet your heroes.. clearly they’ve never met La Primera.”
Vaquer turned 33 years old on March 29. She is the current WWE Women’s World Champion and is heading toward a title defense against Liv Morgan at WrestleMania 42. The two had a brawl on Monday’s Raw at Madison Square Garden. After Vaquer initially had the advantage, Morgan ended up laying out Vaquer after getting help from the returning Roxanne Perez.
I always stop and I’m very kind to my fans. Yesterday was my birthday and I was honestly having a really bad day. Even so, I politely asked for understanding, and many people respected that. But you followed me for a long time, saying hurtful things and making me feel… https://t.co/dVEzGmijhK
— Stephanie Vaquer (@Steph_Vaquer) March 31, 2026
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