Rhea Ripleys definitely one of the biggest names in WWE and shes proud of the work she put into her body. She tends to post thirst traps on social media but has gotten backlash for the same and now Ripley has defended posting her thirst traps.

While speaking to Chris Van Vliet, Rhea Ripley was asked if she realizes how much she breaks the internet when she posts certain photos on Instagram. She admitted that sometimes she does it on purpose because shes petty.

Ripley even mentioned posting a photo before SummerSlam a couple of years ago just because she wasnt on the show, figuring she would trend one way or another and it worked.

The Eradicator explained that shes just feeling confident and embracing herself. After all the hard work shes put in, she believes its okay to show it off now and then. She pointed out that lots of people flaunt what they have, so she should be able to do the same. She didnt understand why people get upset over her posting pictures of herself in pajamas, just because it happens to be bras and underwear.

Ripley also said that if her husband can post shirtless photos, she should be allowed to do something similar. Even if she wears something, she believes she has every right to express herself the same way.

Rhea Ripley is not only strong in the ring but shes also showing others how to be confident in their bodies and express themselves freely. Shes absolutely unapologetic about posting her thirst traps on social media since its her own body and she can do whatever she wants with it, so fans should simply respect her freedom no matter what.

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