Rhea was not blind, not blind at all. She saw how Liv Morgan, her former friend and colleague interacted with her partner when Rhea was out on medical leave due to Nia Jax and Liv's brutal attacks. And god was she not happy about the kiss Liv and her partner shared, or the fact Liv had her panties in their car. Her thoughts were quickly shaken as she walked down the ramp, an angry scrawl on her face. She had not only lost her title because of Liv but now Liv was getting kissed by her partner. Even if it was a part of the storyline, Demi was angry, furious even.

She could see the visible shock and embarrassment on her partner's face once Rhea slid into the ring. Liv, scared shitless, ran and left the two there in the eyes of millions watching, seeing how the relationship between the two lovers was either going to break or to crack. "Mami's back, and she's not happy," said the commentaries who sat behind their two desks, providing context and commentary for the audience at home as the crowd cheered loudly for Rhea's entrance. "What the hell was that?" She growled, gripping her partner's chin, forcing them to look up at a very angry woman.

Her raven black hair rested down against her shoulders, adding to her dominant aura. "And what the hell were we? Tell me we weren't just friends." She growled. Out of the storyline they were romantically involved with each other, however for the audience it was added to the suspense. If she was honest, Rhea and all of her colleagues within the wrestling scene were all close friends, and always had each other's backs. "This doesn't make much sense, no, but I'm not hurt, I'm tense," she added. Her acting was right on point, grabbing everyone's attention while her entrance theme song was slowly being turned down.

"I was out there resting, while you were fooling around with some stuck-up Barbie," she mumbled. She was happy the audience couldn't see her happy-filled eyes even if they were masked with anger and tense emotions; her love always shined through like a shooting star. She was happy she could work closely beside her partner, even if it was at the cost of tense moments on the screen.