A biography for Kelly Kellyhasn’t been written yet.
“It's what you sign up for when you sign up for reality TV. You open up your life for the world to see so it's hard to hide anything. So you just go with the flow and whatever is going on in your life the fans are going to see - the good and the bad, you just have to roll with it.”
“While performing for the WWE, Jacksonville was my favorite city to go to.”
“I became a huge hockey fan! I fell in love with it.”
“I've been very lucky to work with some amazing women.”
“I never in a million years thought someone's wish would be to meet me.”
“I always love coming back to Rumbles.”
“I've always been very comfortable with my body.”
“I'm thankful for my family who has supported me through everything. They basically encourage me to follow my dreams.”
“I like calling Sheldon my husband. I love that we're married.”
“Being 19 and having just joined the ECW, it's been really amazing for me to be recognized on the streets of Japan.”
“I've worked the live events five years straight with no real off weeks.”
“I'm very lucky and blessed that I haven't taken the whole social media with body influences seriously. So many girls get impacted, especially with the body image stuff and it's so sad.”
“To win the title, after being in the ring for five years? It felt like I'd really achieved something.”
“I stay away from dairy, beefs and a lot of cheeses.”
“It's all so similar, all the different WAG sports - whether it be baseball, basketball, football, so I'm sure that soccer is along the same lines and in the same world.”
“I started when I was 19 and Kelly Kelly was such a big name in the WWE and it was my persona for seven years. When I left, I wanted to leave that persona behind and kind of make a name for myself.”
“I moved to Kentucky to train in OVW, then to Tampa to continue training in FCW and now I've finally gotten the chance to show people what I can do.”
“Your body is not meant to do the things we do. The girls are brutal. We really punch each other and pull hair because we want it to look like we're beating each other up. I feel like the girls take it to another level. A lot of times those tears on my face are real.”
“I thought wrestlers were larger than life, so when WWE called and asked if I wanted to train, I was like, 'Oh, my God, yes!'”
“I love going to games on Sundays, it's so much fun. I love going with my dad because he's a big football fan, too.”