WWE: Je’Von Evans Reportedly “Continuously” Getting Praise From WWE Creative, Nattie Neidhart Autobiography Movie Reportedly Drawing Hollywood Interest, Rhea Ripley Reveals She Had ‘Collapsed’ in WWE Catering in 2025 After A Panic Attack

Je’Von Evans Reportedly “Continuously” Getting Praise From WWE Creative

Rope Break reported that their sources stated that Je’Von Evans has been receiving continuously praise from fellow talents and WWE’s creative team for his work.

Those spoken to reportedly stated that both Roman Reigns and Becky Lynch have been spending time with Evans backstage, indicating how much potential they see in him for his future in the company.

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Nattie Neidhart Autobiography Movie Reportedly Drawing Hollywood Interest

WrestleVotes Radio on Fightful Select reported that their sources stated that several Hollywood names have recently “expressed strong interest” in turning Nattie Neidhart’s The Last Hart autobiography into a move.

It was reported that a top tier “A-list production company” is currently interested in producing a film based on Nattie.

Nattie had made a post on Instagram in early 2024 stating that she was working on an undisclosed project “near and dear” to her heart and had tagged Rory Culkin and Yale Productions. In an interview with TV Insider in February of 2024, Nattie also teased that a movie based on her family could be in the works with Paul Walter Hauser as someone who could potentially play the role of her late father and WWE Hall of Famer Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart.

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Rhea Ripley Reveals She Had ‘Collapsed’ in WWE Catering in 2025 After A Panic Attack

A recent episode of the What’s Your Story? with Stephanie McMahon podcast featured Rhea Ripley as the guest. One of the topics discussed included Ripley revealing that she had suffered a panic attack backstage at a show and collapsed in WWE catering at the end of WWE’s Australia tour in 2025.

“The toughest time for me hit when we were in Australia. So I had that on my mind, I had the people pleaser in me trying to see everyone at home. I had me trying to please everyone in Australia because I felt like the face of Australia in WWE. So I was like, I take full responsibility for everything that’s happening here. I take responsibility for how I perform. I take responsibility for how these fans treat my peers. I took responsibility for too much, and I just wanted to make sure everyone was happy. And I was just at such a really low point. Even after — because we had the three shows, I had SmackDown, then we had Crown, and then we had Raw — by the time Raw was done, I like collapsed in catering.

It was bad. I had like a full panic attack and I just couldn’t — I hadn’t eaten, I hadn’t drank water, my body was shutting down, and I was probably the skinniest I’ve ever been. And I was just like dying.”

Transcript h/t: F4WOnline.com