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Former WWE Diva Maryse was a guest on the Hit The Ropes radio show Wednesday night. Highlights from the interview are as follows:

What she's been up to recently with House of Maryse:

"Well, I have been working on House of Maryse for about a year and a half now, so you know I'm very excited about it and I'm hoping we will be launching in the summer. Hopefully June or July. So basically House of Maryse is all of those little things that I love. You know I'm a girl and when it comes to fashion and you know lingerie, make-up, shoes. It's just something that I love so I decided to create lines about it, something that would be creative and made by me. So I think it's something my fan's would love to have access to.... it will be available world wide at HouseofMaryse.com and available in 400 stores in the states also."

Other goals:

"Well I'm in LA and being in LA, like they say I surround myself with a lot of good people and a good team and it's so important. That is one of the elements you need when you out there, and I love acting, I love being a character. I mean if you watch my character on TV, you'll know I have so much fun with it. Now it's like- I wanna play other characters, you know it's like a TV show. I'm done with that one, I want another one. So I'm ready to play different character. So yeah, of course, acting is like my main goal and I'm working really hard on it and it's awesome."

Thoughts on current Divas Division:

"Oh, right now I wish management would give them more time, because like I said, I think there's a lot of potential. It's hard to perform and give everything that you have, it one or two minute match every week. So the girls need to get the microphone, you need to be able to get time to talk so people can relate to them and like I said they need more time, that's for sure. More time on TV."

Her feelings on her release:

Well, you know I had six fantastic years with the WWE. I, you know, if I would have to do it again I would do it. I mean it's a big part of my life, I've been traveling so much, I've been learning so many experiences and you know there's nothing like it. There's nothing like performing in front of the WWE fans. Any job you could do, you could imagine like performing for the WWE Universe. But I mean, I had fun and now it's kind of like, next chapter of my life. Like what would I want to do, I have other dreams, I have other stuff I wanna work on and it was impossible being under contract with WWE. Now I'm free, I'm free to do whatever I want. But I had a good time, but now it's like next. I want better, I want bigger and I'm working towards it. So it's all positive stuff, it's all positive.

The school girl that was Maryse:

"Well, I remember the I was involved so many things. I even did hockey for about three years. Then I moved to cross country and I really used to be involved in all of those sports. It's funny because people couldn't imagine me doing that. Tall, blonde looking girl, everyone said I was a model, and couldn't do sports. I was very involved in sports and very athletic. Then when I got to be 18-19-20 I kind of calm down and got more into hair, fashion, make-up. But in college I was very athletic with the boys."

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STEPHANIE LEVESQUE: First Daughter of the WWE, Super Mom of 3, Woman with Food Demons!

Writer: Dave Palumbo

I was first introduced to Stephanie McMahon Levesque; daughter to WWE Chairman of the Board Vince McMahon and wife to WWE Superstar Triple H, several years ago. When we first spoke, what struck me as “special” about Stephanie was the fact that she was both passionate and motivated to get into the best shape of her life after giving birth to her second daughter. I always feel a tinge of sympathy for new clients of mine that have struggled for years with weight issues because they just didn’t have the right formula for success. Right off the bat, Stephanie let it be known that she didn’t think she’d be able to lose all the fat weight she dreamed about getting rid of. However, after reassuring her and setting up a science-based, strategic, game plan, it was on! Stephanie not only got into the best shape of her life; she became empowered with the confidence and knowledge that she was, for the first time in her life, in control of how she looked. The following interview gives you a peak into the life of one of the busiest women in the WWE!

Full Name: Stephanie McMahon Levesque (no hyphen; legally changed my middle name to McMahon)

How Long have you been working out?

Since I was about 12 or 13; I always watched my dad and my brother work out and I just loved the intensity and the physicality.

Full Time Career: EVP Creative, WWE (World Wresting Entertainment)

Biggest obstacle you’ve overcome? Explain.

From a body standpoint? Losing the baby fat-weight after having each of my children. I think normal weight gain is 35 lbs, I saw fit to double that. I’m the type of person that always has to eat right to be lean, so when I was pregnant the gloves were off and I ate like a champ! We’re talking a minimum of 4 pop tarts every morning with eggs and a glass of milk as a staple…

What part of your physique are you currently working on the hardest?

I don’t train for one specific body part; I train for function, strength, and conditioning.

Name one piece of nutrition/fitness advice that has stuck with you.

Be consistent. If you screw up, don’t let it derail youl; get back on track as soon as possible and make sure to get your workouts in.

What is your favorite supplement?

Omegalyze; I read more and more how important essential fats are to brain development and overall physical health. I trust Species Nutrition (free plug Dave!) and I know it is a quality product versus buying some random fish oil that could be rancid or, worse yet, contain heavy metals or other poisons.

Favorite Quote:

This isn’t necessarily my favorite quote, it’s just the one that is coming to mind, “Learn to eat shit and like the taste” a life lesson by my dad, Vince McMahon.

You’re the daughter of WWE Head Honcho Vince McMahon. What was it like growing up in a wrestling family? Was your dad always big into working out?

It’s hard to say what life was like growing up as “Vince McMahon’s daughter”. I would watch my dad on Saturday mornings do interviews and I’d watch him commentate with Jesse Ventura on Saturday Night’s Main Events. It was just what my dad did; I didn’t look at it as anything unusual. It wasn’t until I was a little older and the other kids tried to make fun of me that I realized my situation was a little different (I actually kicked a kid in the shins for saying wrestling was fake!). My Dad was always big into working out; he’s the one who got me turned on to the gym. He was so intense and trained so hard, it looked like fun!

Was proper nutrition something that was “fed” to you by your dad early on? Did you eat well as a teenager? Did you ever struggle with your weight?

I have always struggled with my weight. Training was big in my family but growing up, nutrition was not. I would eat honey buns for breakfast and drink a 6 pack of Coke during the day. It’s not that my parents would have thought that was a good way to eat, they just weren’t home enough to monitor what I was eating; they were working most of the time trying to build their business. I ate good food too don’t get me wrong, my mom is one hell of a cook, but the bad food was always around for the taking.

How did you meet your husband, WWE Superstar Triple H? Was it love at first site?

We were married on TV as a fictional couple and life just imitated art…It wasn’t love at first site, but I bet you could call it chemistry at first site. I have never been more attracted to anyone in my entire life! He would just look at me and I would blush; still happens to this day actually…

When you decided you wanted to have kids, was it very traumatic knowing your body was gonna get all “out of shape”? How did you deal with that reality?

I wanted to be a mom more than anything else in the world; it didn’t matter to me what I had to go through to have my children. The reality is that I have three, gorgeous, intelligent, vivacious, funny, and thoroughly entertaining daughters! They truly are what life is all about.

How hard was it getting back into shape after daughter #1? Daughter #2? Daughter #3?

HARD! I gained 80 pounds with my first daughter, Aurora. 80 POUNDS!!! It took me a year to take it off; I went to a nutritionist and the diet really only got me so far…it was o.k. but I can only eat so many raw vegetables! After Murphy and Vaughn were born I discovered Dave Palumbo who helped me with my diet and strength and conditioning coach, Joe Defranco, who helped me transform my body in the gym. I would never have known a keto diet and steady state cardio on top of strength and conditioning training would be the keys to my success.

Did you employ a specific training or nutritionist to help you reach your goals?

Both; Dave Palumbo helped me with my diet and Joe Defranco is my Strength and Conditioning coach.

After dieting and training so hard to get back the body you used to have prior to your 3 daughters, do you ever see yourself having another child?

I don’t, but not because of my appearance.

Since I’m sure many women with children are in a similar situation, give us an idea of what a typical day in your life is like. How do you schedule all the stuff you have to do: Feed kids, take them to school, go to work, workout, eat right, ect.

I get up with the kids in the morning, get them fed, pack their lunches for school, and get them dressed and ready to go. My nanny comes at the time my husband and I leave to bring the girls to school so she can watch the baby (Vaughn is only 1). I drop the girls at school then go to the office. I work all day then come home at night in time to put them to bed and read them a story. Then I train. I usually get up anywhere from 530-630 and I go to bed around 12-1. I plan my meals at the office so I eat at specific times during the day. It’s an intense schedule, but that’s the way I like it!

What’s the best advice you can give to a “fit woman” who’s thinking of having children?

To go for it! The better shape you’re in the faster you’ll recover. And try not to eat yourself out of house and home; it is too easy to do because there aren’t a whole lot of other vices you can turn to when your pregnant. Every woman is different and every pregnancy is different, but the end result makes it all worth it.

Now that you’re in spectacular shape again, will we see you mixing it up in the WWE ring in the near future?

Anything can happen in the WWE!

Do you ever work out with your husband, Tripel H, or do you guys do your own workouts?

We train at the same time but we do our own workouts. Joe Defranco trains us both so we do similar type of exercises (only my husband uses a lot more weight!). It’s helpful to have my husband there with me; he is very motivating to me and I hope I am to him!

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Check out the new music video of Former Diva Maria Kanellis.

WWE is asking fans to help name a program starring the Sexy, Smart and Powerful Divas for their soon to be launched WWE Network.

WWE.com describes the program as "a reality show that welcomes you aboard the private Divas tour bus as it travels from venue to venue. Cameras will roll 24/7, capturing the unscripted bonds, battles, and behind-the-scenes drama that only our WWE Divas can deliver when their public and private lives merge on the open road."

Poll options include:

1. WWE Divas Hot Wheels

2. WWE Divas Road Trip

3. WWE Divas Heels on Wheels

4. WWE Divas Joy Ride

5. WWE Diva Detour

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The WWE Divas Staff has the pleasure to wish a big Happy Birthday to Former WWE Diva and WWE's Executive Vice President, Creative Development & Operations Stephanie McMahon-Levesque, who complete today 35 years old. Hope Stephanie has more birthdays in her life.

Have a great day, Stephanie!

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Beth Phoenix & Natalya vs Kaitlyn & AJ Lee. Beth got the pin on AJ.

The WWE Divas Staff has the pleasure to wish a big Happy Birthday to Eve Torres, who complete today 27 years old. Hope Eve has more birthdays in her life.

Have a great day, Eve!

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The WWE Divas Staff has the pleasure to wish a big Happy Birthday to Former Diva and Ring Announcer Lilian Garcia, who complete today 37 years old. Hope Lilian has more birthdays in her life.

Have a great day, Lilian!

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