Janel Grant stepped back into the public spotlight this week and delivered a powerful message about her ongoing lawsuit involving WWE and Vince McMahon, while calling attention to the impact of non-disclosure agreements in workplace misconduct cases. Speaking at a Capitol news briefing hosted by the Connecticut Alliance to End Sexual Violence, Grant reflected on the moment her identity became public in 2022 following a Wall Street Journal report something she says completely changed her life. Grant made it clear the fallout went far beyond headlines, revealing the toll it took on her mental health. She described feeling completely isolated during that period, crediting outside support systems for helping her get through it. Grant also took direct aim at how NDAs function in workplace environments, arguing they allow harmful behavior to continue unchecked. She then revealed new details about how WWE handled the situation publicly, claiming the company pushed for a joint statement describing her relationship with Vince McMahon as consensual something she refused. Grant added that while she was technically allowed to participate in WWEs internal investigation, it wrapped up without her ever being interviewed. Around that same time, she said she received both a subpoena and whistleblower status from the SEC as part of a federal investigation. She also pointed to the timing of WWEs major business moves shortly after. Grant even referenced a WWE storyline that aired on Raw in 2024, noting that fans and media drew comparisons to her real-life situation. Despite everything, Grant said filing the lawsuit wasnt something she originally wanted, but felt unavoidable given how events unfolded. Grants appearance marks one of her most detailed public statements yet, and puts even more attention on the ongoing legal battle and the role of NDAs in cases like hers. Do you think Janel Grant speaking out publicly will lead to real change, or will this situation continue to play out behind closed doors? Let us know your thoughts. G Add as a preferred source on Google
