Personal Life
Perez was born in High Desert but was rasied in Los Angeles, California. Perez is of Mexican descent. She speaks both English and Spanish fluently.
In early and mid-2007, Perez had a real-life feud with fellow Diva Candice Michelle in their WWE.com blogs. The feud began when Candice accused Perez of stealing one of her signature moves in the ring. Perez responded to Candice's accusation in her blog by posting a picture of herself performing that move during an independent wrestling show in 2003, proving that she has been using the same move long before she joined WWE and before Candice began her professional wrestling career. She then wrote a blog in April of that year that WWE.com would not publish due to the feelings she expressed towards Perez. Candice took exception to Perez claiming that she had a "spare tire" during an episode of Raw, and in retaliation, Candice claimed Perez was just jealous. The off-screen fighting between the duo was eventually turned into an on-screen storyline.
She was in a long term, on-off relationship with John Hennigan, previously known as Johnny Nitro and now as John Morrison, whom she managed on-screen. The pair met during auditions for Tough Enough III, although she did not make the show.
Perez favorite type of match Mixed-tag matches. Perez is a fan of wrestlers Chris Jericho, Big Poppa Pump and a big fan of Rey Mysterio. movie generes Sci Fi, Horror and Action movies, sayings "To love to be loved is human, but to love for the sake of loving is angelic." and, "Of all true word of tongue or pen the saddest are these it might have been" and the color Burgundy.
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