Trinity has a lot of great friends in the professional wrestling industry, but she gained one in the last year that she didn’t expect in All Elite Wrestling‘s Jade Cargill.
IMPACT Wrestling‘s Trinity recently sat down with Alfred Konuwa of Forbes to discuss a wide variety of subjects. When asked about her being seen with TBS Champion Jade Cargill at a basketball game earlier this year, Trinity revealed that Cargill was one of the first people who reached out to her after she walked out of WWE.
“When everything happened, Jade was the first person to just reach out to me,” Trinity revealed. “I don’t remember specifically, but the gist of it was ‘I know it feels like your whole world is crumbling apart right now, but you’re gonna be okay and I’m here for you.’
“And that’s really what just really touched me, and that meant everything to me. That someone I don’t even share locker room with thought enough for me to just reach out and say that. So that kind of developed our relationship and friendship. And I have family in Atlanta. She’s up in Atlanta, so that’s kind of how all that began.
“She’s just really so cool, so nice, so sweet. Very passionate about wrestling as well. And yeah, we’ve had some cool hangout moments and definitely will have more. I think she’s dope and I’m inspired by her journey and what she’s doing as well. So yeah, Jade, I consider her to be a friend.”
When asked if she’s had any conversations with Tony Khan and All Elite Wrestling regarding a potential match against Cargill, she reveals that a conversation had taken place and teased what her future might hold.
“Yeah, but we’ll see. We’ll see what happens, where things go,” Trinity said. “I just feel like the sky is the limit right now and, yeah, we’ll see.”
One of Trinity’s best friends in wrestling right now is Mercedes Moné, Trinity explained how their friendship has grown stronger and closer over the last few years.
“Yeah, we’ve always been close and had a great working relationship, but definitely have drawn closer over the years and definitely even closer with this experience because really we just had each other through this whole ordeal,” Trinty said. “And I truly, deeply, deeply love her with all of my heart.
“She is one of the most loving, caring, giving people. And she’s just had my back through this entire thing and it’s just very unfortunate. The narratives and the picture that’s been painted towards her and about her. And that’s something I really, really hate. But she’s strong. She’s a very strong, bright, smart woman and she’s still so young. She’s only 30.
“She’s this little tiny woman, still very young, still has so much to prove and in her career. But I just, I admire her strength. And just to be so young and to know who you are, and what you want and where you wanna go and where you wanna be and to not apologize for that. I really love that about her. And I’m gonna always be here for her. Always. And vice versa.”
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