Rhea Ripley has made a surprise return to the spotlight during her ongoing WWE absence. The star, affectionately known as The Eradicator, has been sidelined from in-ring competition for several months while recovering from a knee injury, specifically a torn meniscus that required surgical intervention. While her rehabilitation continues, Ripley has been focusing on her fitness and, as recently revealed, exploring the gaming world.
Taking to Instagram to share her latest project, Ripley posted a video officially announcing the launch of the new Hellraiser game. This marks her first major public update since stepping away from the squared circle to focus on her health and post-operative recovery.
Beyond her own announcement, Ripley’s close friend and WWE colleague Iyo Sky offered insight into the circumstances surrounding the injury. During an appearance on the Ringer Wrestling Show, Sky reflected on their tight bond inside and outside the ring, suggesting that the former champion may have pushed herself too hard before the physical toll forced her to step away. Sky expressed hope that her friend will return in peak physical condition, with the pair potentially reuniting for future matchups once Ripley is cleared to compete again. This was done so she could make a big announcement.
