Watch: WWE NXT Superstar Toni Storm Comes Out As Bisexual

New Zealand-born Australian WWE superstar Toni Storm comes out as bisexual as she took to NXT's Instagram story today and made the announcement
Toni Storm had previously announced that she would be taking over Instagram for the ongoing Pride month of June. It celebrates the inclusion of people from the LGBTQIA+ community and their coming out stories, aiming for good representation in every field. Storm had the Universe predicting that she would probably make a big gesture as an ally of the queer community. But now that she herself has come out as bi, it is indeed a moment of joy and pride.

Watch: Toni Storm Comes Out As Bisexual On NXT's Instagram Story

"I’m an ally and I cannot exactly say that I’m straight. I’m bi and it feels good to say. It’s something that I’ve been really comfortable with for a long time. I just never really expressed it, I don’t know. I just never really found the right time and it’s Pride Month and I’m on your Instagram so now’s a good time I guess,” said Toni Storm.
Currently, Toni Storm is dating New Japan Pro Wrestling star Juice Robinson. Her Instagram profile @tonistorm_ features multiple photos of the two of them. This relationship status of hers was revealed in June 2020. Watch the full video of Toni Storm coming out as bisexual on NXT's Instagram story below.
https://twitter.com/WWENXT/status/1407451020763017221
Storm is a former NXT UK Women's Champion and a two-time wXw Women's Champion. She was also a part of the 2017-18 WWE Mae Young Classic Tournament where she successfully defeated Ayesha Raymond, Lacey Evans and Piper Niven but was ultimately eliminated by Kairi Sane in the semi-finals. She has challenged superstars for the NXT Women's Championship a few times this year as well, but hasn't been able to win the title.
Beyond WWE, Storm has performed in Japan-based World Wonder Ring Stardom. Here, she was the first non-Japanese wrestler to hold its world title the World of Stardom Championship. She even had a record-setting reign of 612 days.
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