Trish Stratus
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
And then we had, we rotten, like I would say probably stunk to join.
I remember coming back and we were like, Ooh, yeah, you and I, we knew it.
We just knew after that second behind, like, I don't know what that was. And then you both felt like we just crumbled like Peter on the floor. Someone like shot us from the audience.
Yeah. Like what, what happened?
Yeah. Confidence way up, way up on that one. Oh, what's your story? Don't you dare be sour. Clap for Stephanie and feel the power.
So I am so honored to have you, Trish. And I know Elise has been dying to meet you and to be a part of this discussion because we go so far back. I mean, we really do.
No, like decades.
Yes, we really do.
How do they reflect on their past wrestling experiences?
I mean, and happy belated birthday, your 50th. Yes. Thank you. And you look 25. Goals. I mean, you do.
You look amazing.
Thank you. And you always have, and you always will. I try my best. Good lighting helps, you know. Oh, we do as many things as we can, but without them, you are still just bombshell. Thank you. And these magazines, can we please...
zoom on in oh yeah they just happen to be there but can we see how amazing trish looks i mean and this one is how recent well this was just this i shot this like in the 2025 this came out on my like like literally days of my 50th birthday which was really cool because i mean yeah unreal yeah crazy it's good times i will say so listen to be honest when i got the pictures i was like because you look like that. But sometimes you don't see yourself a certain way. Do you really not see yourself? No, my gosh. Even when we called to do this, and I was in after Christmas mode, where you're maybe a little girthier. I can't imagine what that means to you. You're a little girthier, and then you have your bun on 24-7, and there's no makeup, and you're like, I don't think I can, and then you go, and then it comes together.
It comes together, but you forget.
It's that week between Christmas and New Year's.
Well, my birthday is December 18th. So it's actually, I get like, so it starts early, right?
So in December, I just let it go, right? And we let it go.
We let it go. We're like, you know, just like we pull a little Elsa for a couple weeks. You have to have a little time to do that, I think. Yeah. No, I, believe me, a reset is definitely needed.
So, and what's your go-to, like, what do you normally eat? And then what's like, how do you let it go?
Oh, well, I always call it normal eating, which just means I just want to eat with my kids sometimes. Sometimes, you know, I just want to have the fries with them.
Right. We're going for burgers.
So you always hold back? Well, no. No fries here and there? For me, it's like about, it's about balance. So the most times you keep it together. So then you can have the fries with your kids and things like that. Right. Yes. But I do always give myself like, I'm aware of when I'm working. So that window, I want to, if it's like, depends on what it is, you want to give yourself a good couple of weeks window to get ready, you know? I'm like, so I used to have this window where I'd like sort of go hard for a little while just to get ready for this thing, let it go. But then it's about like, you know, then you're constantly, you're technically right. But if you keep it consistent, like it has been key for me, I would say like, so during the pandemic,
I let it go for the first time. And I'm talking like, and I say, not just, you know, this, but when you work for 20 years straight, it was the first time I like stopped. Like, I mean, I've been working since I was 22 years old, fitness modeling. Right. And you know, so, so that was my, I'm like, Oh, I like don't have to look good next week. You know what I mean? Yeah. And I honestly, I didn't even like Netflix. I didn't even know what Netflix was. I just didn't watch TV. I didn't sit down. I just was working, working, working. So like I enjoy, let's just say I enjoyed the chips and the Netflix and the thing, you know, but then I was like, Netflix and chill. Yeah, that's exactly what I did.
Right?
Isn't that like the very definition?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:01–0:57
2
How do they reflect on their past wrestling experiences?
0:57–5:29
3
What challenges did Trish face during her wrestling career?
5:29–10:29
4
How do they discuss the impact of social media on wrestling?
10:29–44:05
5
What interesting job offers did Trish Stratus receive after her wrestling career?
44:05–44:40
6
How did Trish Stratus connect with fans during her meet and greets?
44:40–46:05
7
What important life lessons does Trish want to teach her children?
46:05–47:37
8
What does Trish Stratus believe about preparedness and opportunity?
47:37–1:29:17