Stephanie McMahon, who used to be WWE’s Chief Brand Officer and co-CEO, left her job in January 2023 to spend more time with her family. Some people thought she left because of her father, Vince McMahon’s bad reputation and his legal issues.
However, after WWE Raw moved to Netflix earlier this month, her husband, Triple H, shared some photos that made fans think she might return. Soon after, Stephanie announced that she was coming back to WWE with a new project.
Stephanie McMahon, the former WWE Co-CEO, recently appeared on ‘The Pat McAfee Show’ to reveal her exciting new project. She announced a documentary series called ‘Stephanie’s Places,’ set to premiere on ESPN+ in March. The series will give fans a behind-the-scenes look at the lives of WWE superstars, showing who they are beyond their wrestling personas.
I have loved every second of shooting this show, I can’t wait to share it with the world on @espn+! https://t.co/HlLjdbCDSP
— Stephanie McMahon (@StephMcMahon) January 30, 2025
Produced in partnership with Omaha Productions, ESPN, and WWE, the show will feature interviews with big names like Stone Cold Steve Austin and Cody Rhodes. The first episode reportedly focuses on The Bloodline.
Stephanie shared her excitement about the project on social media, saying, “I have loved every second of shooting this show, and I can’t wait to share it with the world on ESPN+!” She also teased some surprises for the upcoming Royal Rumble, leaving WWE fans eagerly awaiting what’s next.
Stephanie McMahon reveals her love for playing the heel role
In an interview on The Pat McAfee Show, Stephanie McMahon talked about why she likes playing the villain (heel) in WWE more than the hero (babyface). She said she never enjoyed cheering for popular heroes like Hulk Hogan and always liked the villains who made the show more fun.
She said, “Even when I was growing up, like, I always loved the heels. I didn’t like cheering for Hogan.” She added that she enjoyed getting booed by the crowd rather than being cheered, as it felt more authentic to her
