WWE Scandals! Wardrobe Malfunctions, Controversies & More Today

Dameon Keeling III 16 May 2025

Did you ever imagine a wardrobe malfunction could send shockwaves through the WWE Universe? Believe it or not, "nip slips" and other on-screen mishaps have become an unexpected, albeit controversial, part of the wrestling world, sparking discussions about censorship, professionalism, and the pressures faced by female performers.

The WWE Universe is currently abuzz following a social media controversy involving Tiffany Stratton. This incident, alongside other news stories featuring Cora Jade, the WWE Hall of Fame, and Britt Baker, has ignited a fiery debate amongst fans and critics alike. The convergence of athletic prowess and the ever-present potential for wardrobe malfunctions raises questions about the evolving landscape of professional wrestling and its impact on the performers.

Name	Tiffany Stratton
Born	May 1, 1999 (age 25 years)
Birth Place	Poway, California, U.S.
Height	5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)
Weight	130 lb (59 kg)
Ring Name(s)	Tiffany Stratton
Billed from	Orlando, Florida
Trainer(s)	WWE Performance Center
Debut	May 4, 2021
Brand	SmackDown
Championships	NXT Women's Championship (1 time)
Signature Moves	Prettiest Moonsault Ever
Official Website	WWE Profile

In other news, Cora Jade reportedly experienced a "nip slip," adding to the growing list of such incidents within the wrestling industry. Such occurrences often become viral sensations, prompting discussions about the hyper-sexualization of female wrestlers and the challenges they face in maintaining their privacy in the public eye.

Carmella, who signed with WWE in 2013 and rose through the ranks of NXT before being promoted to SmackDown in 2016, has become a prominent figure. She has not ruled out a potential move to Raw in the next WWE draft. "I mean it could be [time to move to Raw]," she stated, fueling speculation about her future and the ever-shifting allegiances within the wrestling world.

Meanwhile, a spoiler regarding the WWE Universal Title match outcome has surfaced. Dana Brooke suffered a wardrobe malfunction when she and Mandy Rose joined the match with the Riott Squad. Brooke's wardrobe malfunction added an unexpected element to the already chaotic match.

The archives reveal a particularly memorable and controversial moment from February 11, 2002, when Stephanie McMahon and Triple H were involved in a storyline that took an unexpected turn. During a heated exchange, Stephanie's grief turned to rage, leading her to scream at Triple H, who then pushed her to the canvas, allegedly causing a "nip slip." The incident, where Stephanies right breast was momentarily exposed, remains a talking point, highlighting the provocative and sometimes boundary-pushing nature of WWE storylines.

Many fans have also weighed in on Nia Jax and a video appearance, questioning whether others noticed a possible malfunction. The wrestler appeared to notice the malfunction and, in the rest of the video, it wasnt visible, potentially mitigating the incident.

Charlotte Flair, a central figure in the women's division, has also been at the center of such controversies. During a match, Flair reportedly suffered a "nip slip" when her left breast fell out of her blue top while she was on her back in the ring. Her father, WWE legend Ric Flair, was reportedly in attendance, adding another layer of complexity to the situation. Despite these distractions, Flair remains focused on capturing the WWE Women's Championship following her Royal Rumble victory.

Jordynne Grace of WWE NXT responded to a video clip of her own wardrobe malfunction, commenting on X (formerly Twitter), "[Roxanne] should thank god I have a rule," implying a strategy to prevent such incidents.

It's worth noting that "nip slips" are not uncommon among WWE female talent. What distinguishes this incident is that it occurred during a taped show, as opposed to live television. WWE had taped the match three days earlier at the WWE Performance Center, raising questions about the editing process and the decisions made regarding what content is ultimately broadcast.

Recognizing the potential for such issues, WWE often edits out wardrobe malfunctions from WWE Network uploads. The 2025 Royal Rumble, with only four matches booked, including the men's and women's Royal Rumble matches, was a highly anticipated event that set the stage for Wrestlemania 41.

Lyra Valkyria, an Irish wrestler, experienced a wardrobe malfunction early in the 2025 Royal Rumble, requiring her to react swiftly. Her quick thinking prevented any major on-screen incident, demonstrating the resilience and adaptability of these performers.

Prior to her wrestling career, Valkyria, born on January 21, 1983, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, had a modeling career, which further accentuates the blend of athleticism and aesthetic presentation that defines many female WWE performers.

WWE and AEW wrestling news outlets, such as @ringsidenews_ on February 22, 2025, are closely following these events, adding to the constant cycle of commentary and speculation within the wrestling community.

To add insult to injury, Charlotte Flair mocked the "Buff Barbie" Tiffany Stratton following a beatdown at the hands of Nia Jax and Candice LeRae. Flair confidently pointed at the WrestleMania sign, signaling her readiness to compete for the WWE Women's Championship in Las Vegas. This rivalry, fueled by personal jabs and physical altercations, exemplifies the high-stakes competition that characterizes the world of professional wrestling.

There was a nip slip during a fight, with a breast popping out as Charlotte Flair defeated Ronda Rousey at Wrestlemania 38. Although the WWE broadcast cut away from the action, photos of Flair's malfunction emerged, further fueling the public's fascination with such events.

Tiffany Stratton's match with Candice LeRae (image via WWE) has also generated controversy. It's reported that Tiffany Stratton suffered a wardrobe malfunction during the last episode of Smackdown, potentially forcing the network to make a quick decision. This highlights the constant pressure on the production team to react to unexpected on-screen events.

Going back in history, the incident involving Stephanie McMahon and Triple H stands out. Stephanie's grief turned to rage, causing her to scream at Triple H, who then pushed her to the canvas. Stephanies right breast was momentarily exposed during this humiliating wardrobe malfunction on Raw on February 11, 2002.

When it comes to WWE Divas, wardrobe malfunctions are not uncommon. Their outfits are tiny and rather tight, so a breast is bound to fall out, better known as a "nip slip." Such incidents, while often accidental, can have a significant impact on the performer's public image and the overall perception of women in wrestling.

In one case, during a clash with Emma, fans spotted a "nip slip." Viewers watching on TV saw nothing as the WWE made the screen go black, but clips of the fight posted online revealed the incident. This illustrates the measures WWE takes to control its broadcast and the challenges in preventing such incidents from becoming public.

One very blunt fan commented, "She had a nip slip," while other users highlighted Scarlett's sexy figure, reflecting the diverse and often conflicting reactions to such events.

WWE star Becky Lynch also suffered a wardrobe malfunction at the Royal Rumble when her breast popped out on live TV, adding her name to the list of performers who have experienced such incidents. This incident, like others, triggered a network blackout, demonstrating the immediate response by the production team.

Furthermore, there was the announcement that RVD would be returning to Raw at the Royal Rumble. The video of the event has been posted on WWE.com, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the event.

Finally, the focus shifts to what some consider a "wardrobe malfunction" after last nights events, adding a layer of ambiguity to the entire discussion. Whether intentional or accidental, these incidents continue to be a point of discussion among fans and critics, highlighting the complex relationship between performance, sexuality, and the evolving standards of broadcast entertainment. The term nip slip is used as a noun throughout the article as the main point and subject matter.