WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan is stepping up her game and stepping out of the ring – into the bright lights of Hollywood! Fresh off her sensational SummerSlam victory where she retained her title against Rhea Ripley by taking her spot in The Judgment Day, Morgan has inked a deal with the talent agency Paradigm for representation. Despite this new partnership, she remains in good legal hands with attorney Brad Small of Fox Rothschild.
Paradigm is no stranger to big WWE names, and Morgan is joining an elite roster that includes the likes of CM Punk, Drew McIntyre, Damian Priest, and Tiffany Stratton. Paradigm is all about taking its clients beyond the squared circle, opening doors to acting gigs, marketing opportunities, and book deals. And Morgan is ready to walk through those doors, armed with a resume that already boasts an independent feature film “The Kill Room” with Samuel L. Jackson and Uma Thurman, and TV roles in the “Chucky” series and WWE-themed reality shows.
Morgan clinched the WWE Women’s World Championship in May at King and Queen of the Ring, toppling Becky Lynch just a month after being eliminated by Lynch in a battle royal. The SummerSlam showdown had Ripley vying for the title she never lost, further complicated by an ongoing love triangle with Dominik Mysterio. Mysterio’s interference led to Ripley’s defeat, as he sided with Morgan and they walked out victorious together. This twist continued on Monday’s “WWE Raw,” where it was revealed that Ripley and Damian Priest had been ousted from The Judgment Day, with Morgan stepping into Ripley’s shoes in the faction.