Stephanie McMahon talks about foot injury, says "I oddly stubbed my foot walking"
Stephanie McMahon
has been one of the most important people in
WWE
for many years. But recently, fans have noticed that she is no longer very active in the company. Over the past year, she has taken a step back and has only appeared a few times at big WWE events.
Many people started wondering what her role in WWE is now, but Stephanie seems to be enjoying her new life outside the spotlight.
Even though she does not have an official job in WWE right now, she still supports her husband
Triple H
, especially during big events. Earlier this year, she surprised fans by opening Night 2 of WrestleMania 41. It showed that she still cares about WWE, but also wants to spend more time with her family and focus on other things in her life.
Stephanie McMahon speaks about her injury
In a recent episode of her podcast What's Your Story? with
Stephanie McMahon
, she spoke about an injury she got six months ago. She told her best friend Elyse Dudzinski about how she hurt her foot while training. Stephanie explained that she is still recovering from the injury.
"I used to train in Vibrams, you know, the five fingers. But then, I hurt my foot training, remember, like, six months ago? And it's still not recovered. So, I still wear these comfy shoes," she said.
She also shared how exactly it happened while she was working out.
"I was doing single-leg drills, and then I was walking on the treadmill, and I oddly stubbed my foot walking," she said.
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Stephanie also spoke about how her Vibram shoes helped her after giving birth.
"They rebuilt the arch in my foot after I had the kids. My arch dropped and my foot, like, really grew and was very painful and uncomfortable... So, I got my first pair of Vibrams and I wore them all the time and they rebuilt the arch in my foot," she added.
New projects of Stephanie McMahon and her family issues
Since stepping away from WWE, Stephanie has started working on new projects. One of them is her podcast, where she shares personal stories and talks to different people. She also worked with ESPN and Omaha Productions to create a 10-episode series called Stephanie's Places. This show tells stories from important places in her life and career.
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Even though she is focused on her new life, there are still rumors about problems with her family. Some reports say that her relationship with her father
Vince McMahon
and her brother Shane is not good right now. These problems may have started after Vince tried to return to WWE a couple of years ago.
Stephanie always supports
Triple H
in his work as the head of WWE's creative team. She may not be involved in running the company anymore, but she is still part of the WWE world in her own way.
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