WWE’s Roxanne Perez Targeted by Alarming Fan Account, Since Suspended

A social media account fixated on WWE star Roxanne Perez has been suspended after a string of unsettling posts alarmed fans and prompted mass reporting on Monday, July 27, 2026.

The account, believed to belong to a man named James Stephenson, spent several days insisting that Perez was secretly in love with him and intended to leave her real-life boyfriend, fellow wrestler Drake Morreaux. To back up the claim, he posted a photo of himself with Perez apparently taken at a fan meet-and-greet, presenting it as proof of a personal connection. From there, the posts grew far more troubling — he claimed to know Perez’s home address and suggested he would show up there if she didn’t respond to him, and he made a disturbing comment implying he wanted Morreaux to physically harm her so she would supposedly realize the two of them were meant to be together. When photos surfaced of Perez with Liv Morgan, he also reacted possessively, insisting Morgan shouldn’t be touching her and that Perez belonged to him instead of Morreaux.

Screenshots of the posts spread rapidly across X, racking up more than 170,000 views as fans expressed alarm and urged one another to report the account. It was suspended shortly after the posts began circulating widely.

This isn’t the first time Perez has reportedly dealt with this kind of obsessive online harassment. A similar incident in 2025 saw another account allegedly share what it claimed was her home address alongside threatening messages.

Stories like this are an uncomfortable but increasingly familiar reality for wrestlers who build large, devoted social media followings, particularly women in the industry who are often subjected to a more invasive and aggressive brand of fan attention. Perez, one of the most prominent stars to emerge from the NXT women’s division in recent years, has cultivated a significant online presence as her profile has risen — but that visibility also makes her a target for exactly this sort of behavior. WWE talent frequently share their personal lives, relationships, and appearances with fans as part of building their brand, and incidents like this one underscore the risk that comes with that openness.

WWE has not publicly commented on the matter, and it’s unclear whether the company or law enforcement will take any further action regarding the suspended account or the individual behind it. For now, the swift response from fans who reported the posts appears to have gotten the account removed before the situation could escalate further. Perez has not addressed the incident directly as of this writing.

As online platforms continue to blur the line between fandom and unhealthy fixation, this incident serves as a reminder of the real-world risks wrestlers face simply for engaging with the audiences that support them.