Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s daughter, Ava Raine, is receiving criticism for online comments she made shortly after conservative activist Charlie Kirk was killed.
What She Posted
Ava Raine, a 24-year-old WWE wrestler, recently reposted a social media post by comedian Gianmarco Soresi.
I recently saw a great tweet by Soresi that really stuck with me. It basically said if you want to be remembered fondly after you’re gone, you should make an effort to be kind while you’re still here. It’s a simple thought, but it feels profoundly true, you know? It’s a good reminder to spread a little positivity.
I saw this tweet and just had to share it! Raine really hit the nail on the head, and I completely agree with them. They said, ‘be kind, now more than ever,’ and I’m right there with them – we all need to remember that right now.
Though she didn’t say Kirk’s name, her post came just hours after he was killed in front of a large crowd at Utah Valley University, and it quickly caused a lot of anger.
Backlash Online
WWE fans quickly called out Raine’s remarks:
- “Be kind or get assassinated?? I’m sure you’ve said something unkind I know your dad has what an idiotic statement.”
- “@WWE @TKOGrp does TKO and WWE stand behind this?”
- “If your ass ain’t unemployed by the end of the day this shifts to WWE itself. If TKO wants to stand behind some Nepobaby and lose customers, that’s their issue.”
Commentators felt her statements were thoughtless, came at a bad moment, and could create a negative image for WWE and its owner, TKO Group, if she didn’t clarify them.
WWE Remains Silent
Currently, WWE and TKO haven’t responded to comments made by Raine. However, the situation is gaining attention online, and many wrestling fans are calling for some kind of consequence.
Hey @TripleH and @WWE do you want this representing the younger part of the company jw 🤔🤔🤔
— Tigerz_Coach (@Tigerz2012) September 12, 2025
If you haven’t been fired by the end of the day, the problem will become one for WWE to handle. If TKO Group wants to support someone who got their position through family connections and risk losing customers, that’s their decision.
— Silenttoxic707 (@Silenttoxic707) September 11, 2025
Is threatening violence really the way to encourage kindness? That message is extreme and unrealistic – nobody can live up to that expectation. It seems like a lot of people are simply full of negativity.
— E-Man (@WigginsWick22) September 11, 2025
Just because you disagree with someone doesn’t justify violence. Those who resort to such acts are acting out of malice and are motivated by harmful influences. This is a firm and absolute statement.
— Cabro Sucio (@AStar59946049) September 12, 2025
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2025-09-15 20:02