Saraya isn’t just embracing single life—she’s defining it on her own terms, and she made it clear that getting into another relationship won’t be easy.
On the January 8, 2026 episode of her Rulebreakers podcast, the former AEW Women’s Champion opened up about what it would take for her to ever date again—and the list is anything but short.
“You know, I was thinking—for my next relationship, if I was to ever have one—I would want it to be so f****** private. I feel like I’ve had public relationships for so many f****** years that I wouldn’t announce a boyfriend for a f****** long time. You want to see if you’re actually going to stick together too.”
Saraya, who broke up with Ronnie Radke in early 2025, isn’t just looking for love—she’s prioritizing peace, independence, and growth. She made it clear that any future partner would need to match or enhance her current mindset—not bring drama or insecurity.
“I just—I don’t want to date someone in the same field as me, right? But it’s hard. I say this a million times—that’s why I’m not in a rush to get into a relationship with anybody. I’m happy with where I’m at. I’m f****** finding myself.
So I need someone to make me feel as good as I feel now—or elevate that. And when it comes to work and stuff like that, they have to encourage it. They can’t be insecure. They have to let me have my breathing space. I need someone to tick all these f****** boxes.”
Saraya also revealed what intimacy looks like to her—making it very clear that it’s less about grand gestures and more about thoughtful connection.
“I love giving—but I love affection too. That’s how I receive. I like someone who plays with my hair sometimes, or when I’m in bed and about to go to sleep, I can roll over and be like, ‘Alright, I need some space.’”
But before that, you lay there—you snuggle. Intimate moments. Like when you’re in the kitchen and they come up and touch you—it’s subtle, but it’s like you’re always thinking of me. You still find me attractive.”
With everything she’s built post-breakup—both personally and professionally—Saraya isn’t settling for anything less than a relationship that feels right and respects her boundaries.
What do you think of Saraya’s take on modern relationships? Are her standards empowering—or too much? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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