Saraya is making one thing very clear in 2026 — she’s done tolerating weird behavior and shut down another creepy fan.
On February 13, 2026, Saraya announced on Twitter that she’ll be appearing in Houston for WrestleVerse this week. It should’ve been a simple promo post for fans planning to attend. Instead, one follower immediately crossed the line. A fan replied with: “Can I kiss you lol” Saraya didn’t play along. She didn’t entertain it and immediately shut him down, saying, “No.”
This comes just weeks after Saraya opened up on the Rulebreakers podcast about being physically harassed at a Chicago signing. According to her, a fan crossed a serious line — and security didn’t step in fast enough. She said security reacted only after the situation had already unfolded.
“Just this past weekend in Chicago, a fan decided he wanted to slap my ass three times in a row because he thought it was funny. And the security didn’t do a f thing. They ended up coming up to me afterwards and were like, ‘Do you want us to escort him out?’ or whatever the case is, but it was already nearly done, you know? It was just like—it’s too late in the day.”
While she was eventually assigned a guard, Saraya made it clear the issue goes beyond one event. And she didn’t mince words about the pattern.
“They did give me a security guard in the end, and he was great, which is fine. But the fans are getting way too comfortable. This is the second time this year that a fan has touched me, tried to kiss me, and tried to slap my ass. It’s just way too comfortable.”
As wrestling conventions and live appearances continue across the country, Saraya’s recent experiences show how quickly fan interactions can cross the line. For talent to feel safe at public events, boundaries have to be respected — immediately, not after the fact. Saraya will still be in Houston for WrestleVerse this week. But it’s clear she’s done tolerating behavior that makes her uncomfortable.
