Charlotte Flair Gives Clarification On WWE Removing Her From Wrestlemania 37 For Pregnancy

Charlotte Flair is having an interesting month although, for the first time, it seems that she will be missing the Biggest Event of the Year. Ahead of WrestleMania 37, she was all over the advertisements since she is one of the biggest stars of the company. Then she was suddenly out of the context before coming out clean about testing positive for COVID-19.

Once this news was out, last week, we were forced to believe that this must be the reason why she had been pulled from the advertisements as well as TV. But there’s a twist in the tale. Andrade, the fiancée of Charlotte Flair, shared a story on how Flair was originally pulled from WrestleMania 37 as WWE thought that she was pregnant.

The drama started when a WWE doctor contacted Charlotte Flair and said that she was pregnant. She then decided to go get some of her own tests to prove she wasn’t pregnant.

“We went to the pharmacy [to take a test] and it was negative,” Andrade stated to Hugo Savinovich of Lucha Libre Online. “They took her out of the story because they said she was pregnant. Four days later the tests were negative.” (Quotes courtesy WrestleZone)

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In the meantime, Andrade (real name, Manuel Alfonso Andrade Oropeza) was released from WWE last week without a 90-day non-compete clause. Charlotte Flair ended up taking her own pregnancy tests at home and they all came back negative.

Charlotte Flair’s statement on Andrade talking about her pregnancy

Now that Andrade spoke up on the matter, Charlotte’s team has come out with a statement, to give more clarification and details to the story as they felt some details were lost in translation from the interview which was originally published in Spanish. You can check out the excerpt as given below,

“What Manny said about the pregnancy test in today’s interview is true, but a significant amount of context is lost in translation and we’d like to clear that up as best we can.

A few weeks ago, Charlotte received a call from WWE medical telling her that her HCG levels had come back high and she was being medically suspended for pregnancy.

That day, she took several home tests that all came back negative. A few days later, blood work and ultrasound confirmed there was no pregnancy. This was before any issues with Covid (she is currently medically clear).

This put a lot in context for her, mainly how small a woman’s career window is. The men are able to work well into their 50s while the women are seen as “older” in their early 30s even. For an athlete in her prime, these years mean everything.

Her issue was with the process and how the information was relayed as opposed to the information itself.”

Charlotte Flair’s camp have reached out to me with a statement to provide context for Andrade’s comments about her pregnancy tests. pic.twitter.com/ZRxBpAHqzd

— Alex McCarthy (@AlexMcCarthy88) March 30, 2021

There’s no update on whether Charlotte Flair will be facing heat for this information which the company may not have wanted to come out in the first place. The Queen is also now medically cleared to compete after getting over with COVID-19 but it’s almost certain that she’s missing WrestleMania 37 especially after the absence from Raw, this week. Rhea Ripley has grabbed the opportunity who will challenge Raw Women’s Champion Asuka for the Title at the Grandest Stage of Them All.