ニューヨーク・タイムズさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク・タイムズInstagram)「Gabbi Tuft once oiled her muscles to do battle in the World Wrestling Entertainment ring. Now she’s a TikTok star who’s building a new life. @gabbituft, who became the organization's first cast member to come out as transgender, attended W.W.E. Smackdown at Madison Square Garden last month for the first time since transitioning. No one seemed to recognize Tuft as she headed up the steps and into the lobby. “I’m flying under the radar,” she said. From 2008 to 2012, Tuft took on opponents in the W.W.E. ring under the stage name Tyler Reks. During the pandemic, she said, she had time to reflect on her identity. As a wrestler, she had put on a mask, grown out her chest hair and worn a permanent scowl, all in the service of creating what she now calls “this mysterious, scary dreadlocked guy” and a “brooding heel and villain.” She has started a new career as an online personal fitness and nutrition coach and a TikTok personality. When she isn’t promoting her training business in videos beamed to her nearly 800,000 followers, she has described, in minute detail, the surgeries she has undergone over the last two years. Her former ring mates have largely embraced her. “I’m just happy she’s happy,” said Curtis Hussey, who has wrestled under the name Fandango. Tap the link in our bio to read more about Gabbi Tuft’s return to Smackdown. Photos by @amirbangs」8月9日 3時46分