Ex-WWE Star Steph De Lander Demands Acknowledgment Over Unauthorized Use of Her Body for Engagement

Steph De Lander, formerly known as Persia Pirotta during her tenure in WWE, has emerged as a prominent figure in the independent wrestling scene, competing in promotions such as TNA Wrestling, Ring of Honor, and Game Changer Wrestling alongside Matt Cardona.

Recently, De Lander took to Twitter to address an issue regarding the unauthorized use of her image for engagement purposes. In response to a post utilizing her body without proper attribution, De Lander called out the user and emphasized the importance of crediting her, suggesting they include a link to her OnlyFans account if they intended to use her likeness for engagement.

”Atleast include my 0F link in the caption if ur gonna use my ass for engagement 🙃 http://stephdelander.com”

This incident highlights the ongoing struggle for wrestlers to maintain control over their own image and representation, particularly in an era where social media engagement plays a significant role in their careers.

Despite the challenges, De Lander’s success on the independent circuit demonstrates her resilience and talent, proving that she can thrive outside the confines of a major promotion. As she continues to carve her path in professional wrestling, it’s crucial for fans and promoters alike to support her journey and ensure she receives the credit she deserves.

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