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Kayla Braxton is the third WWE talent to take to social media over the last few weeks, urging fans not to unsolicited mail.
STOP sending fan mail to my hair salon. They’re getting bombarded and it’s not cool. I echo my coworkers who had to write something similar recently – this is called stalking and is a bad look. You can send mail to the WWE performance center.
STOP sending fan mail to my hair salon. They’re getting bombarded and it’s not cool. I echo my coworkers who had to write something similar recently – this is called stalking and is a bad look. You can send mail to the WWE performance center.
— Kayla Braxton (@KaylaBraxtonWWE) February 9, 2021
Peyton Royce recently took to Twitter, advising fans to not send packages to her home. Lacey Evans echoed a similar message, letting fans know that mail sent to her home address will not be responded to.