Former WWE star Kelly Kellywho rose to fame in WWE’s women’s division, starting with the company’s ECW brand, and later became Women’s Champion, spent her entire career as a babyface. Now Kelly’s Kelly has stated the reasons why Vince McMahon decided not to lead them astray.

Here’s everything you need to know about Kelly Kelly’s decision not to make her a heel

Speaking to WrestlingNews, Kelly Kelly recalled asking Vince McMahon if she could become a villain. Kelly Kelly explained:
“Being a heel? Yeah. I think I’ve told that story before. I tried to ask Vince, ‘Hey, I really feel like I could, you know, I want to try being a heel,’ and he was like, ‘Show me your bad guy face,’ and I just started laughing. And he was like, ‘No, you’re going to be a babyface forever.’ So, I don’t know, maybe that’s why they changed it, who knows.” (Via Wrestling News/Ringside News)
Kelly Kelly wanted to be a heel, but McMahon told her to stay on the good side, so she never became a heel in WWE. After leaving WWE, Kelly Kelly made occasional appearances in WWE, including Women’s Royal Rumble matches, and her last appearance was in 2022. She also participated in a battle royal at the 2018 Evolution pay-per-view.
These high-profile events demonstrated her lasting connection with the WWE Universe and underlined her lasting influence on the women’s division.

Kelly Kelly recently expressed her desire to return and expressed excitement about the possibility. Despite this, many fans believe that her decision to remain a babyface throughout her career was the right one. For them, her continued existence on the good side of the wrestling world is what really matters. Ultimately, Kelly Kelly’s career choices and their impact on fans underscore the enduring appeal of her babyface persona.