Naomi isnt backing downand now shes pointing her attention toward Jade Cargill.
One day after her shocking admission on the May 30 episode of WWE SmackDown, where she told the world she broke into Bianca Belairs parents house, Naomi (Trinity Fatu) is escalating things even further. Despite Belair publicly contemplating a restraining order, Naomi made it clear shes not finished.
On May 31, Naomi responded to a fan who jokingly misheard the situation. The tweet read: My niece walked in to my room and said I dont like Naomi anymore, she broke into Jades home. Real wrestling is back baby. Naomi fired back with intent, not humor:
Tell your niece I dont like her either bc she dont even got her facts straight however Jades house is not a bad idea
Another fan pressed her on what exactly she hoped to accomplish by going after Cargill, and Naomi didnt hesitate. Her reply was chilling: Allegedly I just want to ramshackle the joint bc its soooooo nice, steal all of her wigs, luxury and designer items, maybe pawn them, just to cause the entire family distress and chaos
This isnt just a character promo. Naomi has now acknowledged breaking into one WWE stars family home and publicly threatened anothers, detailing what she would steal and her motivejust to cause the entire family distress and chaos.
All of this came just hours after Bianca Belair posted on Instagram: Do I need to get a restraining order? Cause what the hell.. the helly? That statement followed Naomis unapologetic response to WWEs footage of the incident, where she wrote: IDGAF
What began as a WWE storyline has taken on a much darker tone, with Naomi turning up the heat through personal threats and unsettling behavior. With WWE remaining silent on the social media fallout and Belair teasing legal consequences, fans are now questioning just how far this feud will go.
Do you think Naomi has crossed the line with her threats toward Jade Cargill or do you want to see her break into Jade's house too? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.
