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She is best known for her tenures in WWE and TNA. Outside of wrestling, she is known for her 2008 Playboy magazine pictorial and 2010 appearances on the Celebrity Apprentice television series. Kanellis' career began as a contestant on the reality show Outback Jack in 2004.
922K Followers, 2,117 Following, 4,992 Posts - Maria Kanellis (@mariakanellis) on Instagram: "A mom that likes to model. A family that likes to travel. 20 year professional wrestling veteran.
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Maria Kanellis is an actress, singer, TV hostess/personality, former WWE Diva and aspiring fashion designer. She is currently appearing on "The Celebrity Apprentice" on NBC. She is releasing her first music album, a 4 song EP, on April 13th, 2010.
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Apr 29, 2022 · Maria Kanellis-Bennett is doing something she never thought she would. She’s starting up her own wrestling promotion. Maria sat down with Rick Ucchino this week on the Bleav in Pro Wrestling Podcast to talk about how and why Women’s Wrestling Army came to be.
Maria Kanellis is an actress, singer, TV hostess/personality, former WWE Diva and aspiring fashion designer. She is currently appearing on "The Celebrity Apprentice" on NBC. She is releasing her first music album, a 4 song EP, on April 13th, 2010.
Maria Kanellis defeats her own husband to become the first-ever pregnant 24/7 Champion.#RawGET YOUR 1st MONTH of WWE NETWORK for FREE: http://wwe.yt/wwenetwo...
Mar 28, 2024 · Maria Kanellis discusses AEW women's stars being influenced by the WWE Divas era, and reveals who in AEW she'd like to wrestle if she returned to the ring.
Maria. Superstars draw inspiration from the WWE Universe on a daily basis. It’s what motivates them to keep going when they’re feeling extra beat up. But when Maria Kanellis began looking for a post-WWE career, she took inspiration from the often-unsung heroes that make shows like Raw and SmackDown possible.
