WWE Raw Women’s Champion Charlotte Flair has been an integral part of the women’s division in the company. She is responsible for the women’s revolution, while WWE star Becky Lynch, the former member of the Four Horsewomen has equally contributed to the revolution. ‘The Man’ recently made a shocking return to the company at SummerSlam and immediately made an impact, capturing the WWE SmackDown Women’s title from Bianca Belair.
Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch shared a great bond
Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch are two of the most decorated stars in WWE. Both have strived during their days in NXT and made their way into main roster, ultimately reaching the top. They both have held several titles on multiple occasions, perhaps they are the current champions on both the main roster brands.
They have had a great bond as they traveled the road together and showcased their friendship on social media. The duo even cried when they were drafted to separate brands during the WWE Draft in 2016.
However, things started to go in different directions for them. It turns out they are not as close as they were before.
Charlotte Flair talks about her relationship with Becky Lynch
Flair had joined in a live taping of Renee Paquette’s Oral Sessions podcast in front of an audience in Las Vegas before SummerSlam. ‘The Queen’ had explained how she and ‘The Man’ drifted apart due to their careers while their personal lives had also impacted their relationship.
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Flair noted that Lynch is an inspiration to her because she is balancing her responsibilities as a mother after giving birth to a beautiful baby girl, Roux, and also performs as a star for WWE. ‘The Queen’ then stated that their relationship is currently built on mutual respect.
Charlotte Flair said: “That’s our relationship. There’s just so much respect there. Because I know what it takes to be in her spot and she knows what it takes to be in my spot. So no, are we driving around calling each other Thelma and Louise, and eating omelets anymore? No. But we both have grown up.”
She further added:
“Honestly, I don’t think anything happened. I really think that her and I depended so much on each other as best friends, and it was easy. She was my ride or die, my go-to, and, like, just needed to happen. I met [Andrade], she met Seth. Her career took off.”