Former WWE Superstar Eva Marie had a short tenure with the Stamford-based promotion, but managed to capture a massive fanbase and was also part of one of the most viral clips on the company’s YouTube channel. Recently, the star has made wild confessions about the same.
On the August 9, 2016, edition of WWE SmackDown, Eva was all set to lock horns with Becky Lynch. However, as both women were in the ring and about to collide, All Red Everything’s top came off; the referee quickly grabbed a towel and covered her, and she ran backstage, and the bout was called off. In 2026, the clip had over 47 million views on WWE’s YouTube.
Recently, Eva Marie appeared in an interview on Insight with Chris Van Vliet, where she addressed her shocking wardrobe malfunction on the blue brand.
“So that whole kind of storyline was fun. There’s always going to be an excuse for me not to get in the ring. One I got stuck in traffic. The other one I hurt my knee, and then the wardrobe malfunction. I can’t remember who exactly thought of that idea, but it was pitched to me. I’m obviously easy, I’m really am, especially because I’m a bad guy as is, so I have removed really quickly being the hero or being like, theone that doesn’t look silly. Because I think that also is a big component in going into WWE. Sometimes some superstars have a really hard time with [being the butt of the joke], or not being the man. I kind of let that sh*t go, because it was like, it’s fine, here we are, and it worked,” she said.
Moreover, the former SmackDown star revealed:
People really did hate me. There’s a sign, and I can’t remember what city it was, it was like, if Eva Marie’s here, we riot. Or just this crazy little section of this is Eva Marie’s section or something so obnoxious, but it was fun, because they couldn’t wait to just talk sh*t to me when I came out. But the wardrobe one was gnarly, because it’s live television, so to make it realistic, we had to do like we did a run through with it, because the last thing that we needed me actually dropping my top. So cameramen were paranoid, freaking out, so I was securely taped, but it came off pretty good,” she said.