Charlotte Flair may walk to the ring like royalty, but behind the scenes, the WWE icon says shes had to fight a very different opponent her own inner dialogue. During an interview with Doug Bopst, Charlotte opened up about struggling with impostor syndrome and self-sabotage, revealing that even after a decade at the top of WWE, negative thinking can still creep in. When Bopst asked how her mindset has changed over the years, Charlotte didnt hesitate to admit shes had to actively work on flipping her perspective. For someone who has headlined major WWE events and carries one of the most recognizable last names in wrestling history, that level of vulnerability stands out. The pressure, she explained, isnt just about performing. Its about expectations both external and self-imposed. Being the daughter of Ric Flair while building her own legacy has only intensified that weight. Still, Charlotte says shes found a simple formula for pushing through doubt: show up no matter what. In other words, the Queen doesnt wait for confidence. She builds it through action. The interview paints a different side of Charlotte one where championships and main-event moments dont eliminate insecurity. Instead, growth comes from retraining her mindset and refusing to let fear dictate her choices. Its a reminder that even at the highest levels of success, mental battles are real and sometimes the biggest win is simply showing up. What do you think about Charlotte Flair opening up about impostor syndrome during her interview with Doug Bopst? Does hearing top stars talk about self-doubt change how you view their success? Sound off below and let us know. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication. G Add as a preferred source on Google
