WWE recently moved Lacey Evans to the alumni section of the website following the expiration of her contract, freeing her up to work on outside business ventures. And now it has been confirmed that in addition to her opening her own cafe in Beaufort named Sunny Summers after her daughters, she has also launched a premium content website on the same platform that made Mandy Rose a millionaire, Fantime.com. Currently, she has 16 paywalled posts, with prices starting at $9.99 a month; however, if you sign up for a year, you receive a 40% saving.
While this is obviously an exciting time for the former Marine, the big question fans have been asking is where she will show up next in the wrestling business. As despite her WWE career fizzling out in recent months, she was previously booked as a prominent star on their television, so it seems doubtful she will have trouble picking up bookings on the indie circuit. Plus, there is the real possibility of interest from AEW, Impact Wrestling, and Billy Corgan’s NWA.
