Saraya is telling her story in fulland that includes the darkest chapter of her life.
During her appearance on Talk Is Jericho, the AEW star spoke about the painful decision to include her childhood trauma in her new book. She revealed that both she and her brother Zach were molested as kidssomething they never even discussed with each other until their late twenties.
Saraya recalled the heartbreaking moment her brother finally opened up to her. It was an emotional release that brought years of buried pain to the surface.
One of the most devastating memories she shared was how Zach tried to protect her during the abuse. That act of selflessness still affects her deeply.
Saraya wasnt originally planning to include this part of her story in the book. But she felt a responsibility to be honest with readersand herself.
The response from readers has been overwhelming. Saraya said wrestlersboth men and womenhave reached out to share that they went through similar trauma.
Sarayas honesty is giving strength to others whove lived through the same kind of traumaand proving once again why wrestling fans see her as more than just a performer.
Do you think stories like Sarayas can change the way wrestling handles mental health and abuse survival? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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