At 28 years old, Liv Morgan has plenty of time left in the squared circle. Although Morgan isn’t hanging up her boots any time soon, she already seems to be preparing for her life after pro wrestling.
Speaking on Twin Talk with Haley & Hanna Cavinder, Morgan revealed her desire to pursue a career in Hollywood following her retirement from wrestling.
”Immediately, day after retirement, I’d like to be doing movies. I’ve been lucky enough to have some opportunities within WWE. I was in Chucky season two and I got killed by Chucky, which was a dream and amazing. It was so cool. I never get starstruck over anyone, but when I saw Chucky, I was so starstruck. I was able to participate in this movie called The Kill Room with Uma Thurman and Samuel L Jackson, which has yet to be released. I’ve had these opportunities, luckily while I’ve had WWE and their platform. Hopefully, one day, if I ever part ways, I mean, I will wrestle forever, I kind of have my foot in the door with acting, a little bit, and I hope to be able to do more of that. Then, my soap business, I have to expand that. Real estate is always in the back of my mind and that’s something I hope I can full on at the end of the day, regardless of any of these things.”
Morgan didn’t shy away from disclosing that she eventually wants to become a realtor. She said,
“I have not started a business, but I have enrolled in classes to eventually become a realtor, eventually a broker, have my own brokerage. It definitely took a backseat to my training. I’m having a quarter life crisis of ‘I’m not doing enough with my life,’ so I picked up all these things. Real estate was one of them and I still want to follow through and finish with that, but I also opened up a soap business, and that’s doing really well, and I have a lot of fun with that. I’ve been taking acting classes, I’ve been auditioning a lot, and have kind of being dipping my hands in all these little pots to see what I can do.”
2022 proved to be a landmark year for Morgan — not only did she win the Women’s Money in the Bank match, but she also cashed in her briefcase on the same night and successfully dethroned Ronda Rousey to win her maiden SmackDown Women’s Title.
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