“No one can just get into the ring,” she says. “It requires a lot of practice. I had to go into the Florida Championship Wrestling developmental program in Orlando, Fla. It’s where the WWE superstars and divas go to train before they can make it to the main roster. Taking a bump is not easy. The people you see on TV doing this all trained hard. It looks easy, but it really isn’t. You have to have thick skin and work hard to perform inside the ring.”
As a member of the Funkadactyls, Andrew has proven her worth inside the ring. The duo is quickly becoming one of the more popular tag team groups in the WWE.
Andrew welcomes success, but her busy travel schedule can, at times, cause complications in her relationship.
“With our job, we have very busy schedules and we are on the road a lot,” Andrew says. ”It’s not like any other sport where there is an off-season. We are constantly going. You miss birthdays and special occasions, but that’s all a part of being in this business. Sometimes it can be difficult, but I feel like if you have someone who is strong and supportive and he’s going to be down for you, then the relationship is going to be great. No matter what relationship you have, there [will] always be ups and downs. My boyfriend is amazing and strong; he is perfect sometimes. I feel like no matter which way you choose, relationships are going to have pros and cons. But, I love my man and he is super supportive.”
