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Deonna Purrazzo shared a personal safety experience on X, joining a broader conversation among wrestlers about security. Purrazzo said that last August, a man drove two hours from Connecticut to meet her at WrestleCon believing they were in a relationship after being catfished, and that he traveled to see her again the next day at a local show, crossing state lines twice. She said she tried to file a police report in Orlando but was told it could not be filed because the incident did not happen in Florida. "This is why I train with firearms. This is why I carry pepper spray. This is why I have an alarm on my keychain," she wrote. Her comments came in response to Jordynne Grace, who said anyone in the public eye should have some type of security and that it is difficult to keep one's address off the internet. #DeonnaPurrazzo #JordynneGrace #WWE #ProWrestling #WrestlingNews
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