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Chelsea Green addresses ‘lies’ about her political views, deletes X account

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What happened?

Chelsea Green pushed back on online claims about her political views after a SmackDown segment with Tiffany Stratton was interpreted by some fans as a pro-MAGA reference. The Cageside Seats report says Green addressed what she called “lies” and deleted her X account amid the backlash.

Key Takeaways

Chelsea Green was accused online of secretly supporting Donald Trump’s MAGA movement.
The reaction followed Green and Tiffany Stratton recreating a viral WNBA pointing meme on SmackDown.
The article frames the political interpretation as an accusation, not as confirmed fact.
Green reportedly responded by calling the claims “lies.”
Green deleted her X account after the controversy.

AI Timeline

Previous scrutiny

Green had previously drawn online criticism for comments about controversial wrestling figures and appearances at politically adjacent events.

Last month

She represented WWE at a UFC event held at the White House, which the article describes as non-partisan in name only.

July 3 SmackDown

Green and Tiffany Stratton recreated a viral WNBA pointing meme on the episode of SmackDown that premiered July 3.

After SmackDown

Some online users accused Green of signaling support for Donald Trump’s MAGA movement.

Response

Green addressed the accusations as “lies” and deleted her X account.

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Cageside Seats

Timeline

Jul 7, 2:00 PM

Chelsea Green addresses ‘lies’ about her political views, deletes X account

Cageside Seats • WWE

GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA - MAY 16: Chelsea Green during SmackDown at First Horizon Center on May 16, 2025 in Greensboro, North Carolina. (Photo by Craig Ambrosio/WWE via Getty Images) WWE’s first-ever Women’s United States champion Chelsea Green has been the target of internet judgment in the past for speaking favorably about controversial wrestling icons and representing the company at non-partisan-in-name-only events like the one UFC held at the White House last month. But when she was accused of secretly supporting United States President Donald Trump’s MAGA movement after joining with Tiffany Stratton to recreate a WNBA meme on the episode of SmackDown that premiered last Friday (July 3). Pointing at someone that way, and continuing to do so for a while (22 seconds to be exact) as they move around, is something Sophie Cunningham of the WNBA’s Indiana Fever went viral for when she did it to the Phoenix Mercury’s DeWanna Bonner in a recent game. Because it involved the Caitlyn Cl

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