Within WWE, many Superstars have found love among their peers, with notable couples like Brock Lesnar and Sable or CM Punk and AJ Lee drawing attention. Currently, fans are interested in the romance between former WWE World Heavyweight Champion Damian Priest and NXT Superstar Lola Vice. Their relationship, though only recently announced publicly, has been ongoing for several months, revealing a heartfelt connection that began through friendship.
How Their Relationship Started
Lola Vice shared details about how their romance took shape during a recent conversation with Denice Salcedo. She explained that their connection was rooted in a long-standing friendship.
“We were always friends, and I always admired him. He was always one of my favorite wrestlers, actually, because number one, we share a similar culture. You know, he’s Puerto Rican from the Bronx. I’m a Cuban from Miami. We have that Latino background, but I always felt like he represented and mixed in being Hispanic in the WWE the best way that I’ve seen,”
Vice said.
The pair maintained a friendly bond for around two years before taking a new step.
“And then nothing. We were always friends for two years. I did a Main Event match at RAW, and I remember he was there giving me advice. I actually met him at the PC, and then one day I just agreed to go to dinner with him, and then the rest was history,”
Vice added.
Public Appearances and Shared Moments
Their relationship rumors first emerged around July 2025 after the couple was spotted spending time together. Since then, they have been seen attending events such as Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 60 Halftime show at a Latin pub, where they enjoyed the music and celebrated the Grammy-winning artist’s performance. This public appearance highlighted their bond and connection beyond the wrestling world.
The Importance of Their Relationship in WWE’s Latino Community
The romance between Damian Priest and Lola Vice not only fascinates fans but also symbolizes a shared cultural pride within WWE’s Latino community. Both wrestlers representing Puerto Rican and Cuban roots bring visibility to Hispanic wrestlers in the promotion, offering a relatable story of partnership grounded in friendship, respect, and cultural identity. Their journey reflects how personal connections can grow naturally amid the demanding environment of professional wrestling.
