Former Playboy model's jaw-dropping revelation about the magazine and her secret feud with fellow cover girl
Sable made history when she covered Playboy magazine in 1999, breaking the record for the highest-selling issue in the publication's history at the time.
Torrie followed suit in 2003 with her own cover shoot, before the pair teamed up together to become the first WWE stars to share a Playboy cover in 2004.
Despite being one of the top female stars in WWE at the time, Torrie told DailyMail.com that she made more money doing Playboy than she did in an entire year of wrestling.
The blonde bombshell, now 50, also said that she and Sable initially got along with each other and that it was their idea to do Playboy together, despite being locked in an on-screen feud about who the sexiest WWE star in the company was.
However, it didn't take long for their scripted storyline to spill over into real life.
'It's really funny to look back on because there was a hint of realness to that [feud],' she explained.
'We were on location in Mexico doing one of those WWE Divas shoots, and she and I started chit-chatting and we were like, "We should take some photos together and then go to Vince [McMahon] and give him this idea,"' she continued.
'And then somewhere along the way we started having a little cattiness go on between us,' she added.
Torrie said that she and Sable 'had so much fun' shooting the cover together, but the claws came out when it was time to promote the issue.
'I just feel like she had a completely skewed version of who I was as a person,' Torrie shared.
'She thought that I was trying to like steal the spotlight or something,' she continued.
'I'm just a super people pleaser and will do anything you ask of me, you know?'
Torrie also said that she believes the wrestling business can breed competition between women.
'I think that the wrestling industry kind of creates this insecurity because there's always somebody coming up and you're always one show away from losing your job,' she explained.
'And you're under a microscope and people are judging you for every inch of your body, especially back then - it was very much about our looks,' she continued.
'I definitely think it rubbed a lot of people the wrong way when Stacy [Keibler] and I came in and we didn't know how to wrestle and we got a lot of TV time. But what do you expect us to do?'
Torrie also insists that she has no regrets about stripping down for the magazine, despite the behind-the-scenes drama she experienced thanks to Sable.
'I don't regret it one bit. Playboy was "it" when I was growing up and I just loved my experience,' she gushed.
'There was a short time, like maybe towards the end where I felt like people judged me for doing it, but I've totally let that go. I don't care and I definitely don't shy away from being sexy.'
Wrestling fans can see more of Torrie's sexy side on her Passes page.
The WWE Hall of Famer recently joined the subscription-based app, which has been billed as a PG-rated alternative to OnlyFans.
'What I love about Passes is that it gives me a chance to get to know my subscribers or fans better than on social media, where you have so much noise coming at you,' she said.
'I've had people come up to me and say, "You'd make so much money on OnlyFans!" But I don't wanna do anything nude and I feel like people expect [OnlyFans] to go there,' she continued.
'I love that Passes is a cleaner platform so people aren't gonna come on there expecting [nudity],' she added.
Torrie started out in wrestling in WCW, before joining to WWE in 2001 after the company bought out both WCW and ECW.
During her time at WWE, she become one of wrestling's biggest sex symbols and covered FHM magazine, as well as Playboy magazine twice.
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