Trey Miguel Opens Up About His Battle With Borderline Personality Disorder

In a recent response to indies talent Veronica West, former Veronica Haven in WWE ID, who went public earlier this week on Twitter about the physical and mental challenges she has faced due to her dealing with borderline personality disorder and spider/varicose veins issues, TNA talent Trey Miguel praised West on her bravery and opened up publicly about his own battle with BPD.

West stated:

Finally sharing this part of myself 🫀🥹
(Thread)#klippeltrenaunaysyndrome #bpd #prowrestling #mentalhealthawareness #veronicawest pic.twitter.com/E3difhUOxs

— Veronica West (@wweronniehaven) August 30, 2026

Miguel responded stating:

“Navigating Borderline Personality Disorder has been a battle for me. I’ve never spoken publicly about it. But thank you to @wweronniehaven for being brave enough to speak about her battle openly because now I feel like I can be open about mine too. Much Love 🫶🏼💚”

Navigating Borderline Personality Disorder has been a battle for me. I’ve never spoken publicly about it. But thank you to @wweronniehaven for being brave enough to speak about her battle openly because now I feel like I can be open about mine too. Much Love 🫶🏼💚

— Trey Miguel (@TheTreyMiguel) September 1, 2026

West responded back to Miguel praising him for his bravery in going public about his disorder.

“We’re in this together ❤️ You’re so brave for posting this❣️”

We’re in this together ❤️ You’re so brave for posting this❣️ https://t.co/pQ3kWm5rrH

— Veronica West (@wweronniehaven) September 2, 2026

The National Institute of Mental Health defines borderline personality disorder as being a serious mental illness that affects how a person feels about themselves and others and makes it hard to function in everyday life.

Borderline personality disorder is a serious mental illness that affects how a person feels about themselves and others and makes it hard to function in everyday life. The disorder often involves difficulty regulating emotions, leading to impulsivity, an unstable or often changing sense of self, and troubled relationships with others.