Fears grow over former WWE star Melina’s location amid Los Angeles fire: ‘We are deeply concerned’
The former WWE star known as Melina was reportedly “unavailable” in the middle devastating forest fires which left a trail of destruction in Southern California over the past week.
A Matter of Pride Wrestling and the Cauliflower Alley club asked their followers about the whereabouts of Melina Perez on Saturday.
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WWE diva Melina arrives at the premiere of “See No Evil” in Los Angeles. (J.Sciulli/WireImage for Lionsgate)
“We are deeply concerned that WWE Legend Melina has been unresponsive amid the troubling events unfolding in Los Angeles,” A Matter of Pride Wrestling wrote on X. “If anyone has seen or heard from her, please report her safe. Any information helps.”
Club Cauliflower Alley added: “Reading on X that apparently ex-WWE Superstar Melina is reportedly unreachable in the middle of the wildfires in Los Angeles. If anyone knows where she is or can contact her, it would be a great relief to anyone concerned for her safety . Please share, thanks.”
Perez (45) was born in Los Angeles.
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Kevin Marshall searches his mother’s fire-ravaged property in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles, Saturday, Jan. 11, 2025. (AP Photo/John Locher)
She burst onto the WWE scene when she appeared on “Tough Enough” in 2002 in hopes of earning a spot on the roster. Although she didn’t win a spot, she later maid for the MNM team of Johnny Nitro and Joey Mercury.
She had a successful run in singles because she was WWE Women’s Champion three-time and two-time WWE Divas Champion.
Perez also competed for the National Wrestling Alliance and TNA Wrestling.
She wrestled from 2001 to 2021.
A helicopter drops water on the Palisades Fire in Mandeville Canyon, Friday, Jan. 10, 2025, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ethan Swope)
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Wildfires in Los Angeles have killed more than a dozen people and left thousands of buildings and acres of land burned.
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