Charlotte Flair lost the WWE SmackDown Women’s Championship to Rhea Ripley on the inaugural night of WrestleMania 39.
During an interview with The Ringer ahead of WrestleMania 39, Flair discussed what her life would look like after wrestling and whether she has any plans of raising a family.
You can check out some highlights from the interview below:
Charlotte Flair on not normally interacting with young fans: “If you ever have watched a match of mine or an entrance or a promo, I mean, I walk very stoic to the ring. I’ve never touched the fans. Or I give them a smirk. It’s very much, I’m untouchable. And [on a recent SmackDown] there were six little kids just reaching and just screaming my name. And I was like, ‘Just go touch them.’ Go shake their hand. And if you’d seen this little girl’s reaction when I touched her hand, I was like, ‘I’m so glad I did that.’ I can still keep that demeanor but be what those kids see me as. They don’t see me as bad right now.”
On her interest in starting a family, life after wrestling: “Is it something that I actively think about? Yes, every day. I think about the number because I want to have a family. Maybe I’m a little overly confident. But there’s not one girl in that locker room or down at NXT [better] athletically conditioned as an in-ring performer. I don’t feel like I miss a beat athletically in the ring. That doesn’t make me think about my age. What makes me think about my age is, well, I want one or two or three kids. But that has to take a back seat.”
