Nyla Rose apologizes.
On Sept. 22, AEW star Nyla Rose sent out a hateful tweet in reply to a user who sent a hateful tweet of their own. Rose hinted that the user may have been molested before quickly deleting the comment. Of course, being the internet, nothing truly dies. You can view the original tweet in the screenshot below. The account Rose replied to no longer appears to exist.
Rose issued an apology for her tweet, writing, "I would like to apologize for my comment yesterday. I have always tried to take the high road and rise above/ignore the hateful/hurtful insults I receive daily. Unfortunately, I let some hateful comments get in the way of my better judgment. I believe that sometimes people forget that real people are on the other end of the screen. I replied in frustration and anger and didn't consider the people that it could affect and hurt. For that I am truly sorry."
My constant goal is to be better than I was the day before. Today is no exception. pic.twitter.com/LMAuyFlrl3
— ----Nyla Rose---- (@NylaRoseBeast) September 24, 2019
Screenshotted this just incase.
— King Ty ------ (@OTRKingTy) September 23, 2019
Both of these tweets are disgusting.
What’re your thoughts on this? ----#AEW #NylaRose pic.twitter.com/V4Kv8MzSCX
Rose is a transgender female who is a major part of AEW's women's division. She is set to challenge Riho for the vacant AEW Women's Championship on the premiere episode of AEW Dynamite on Oct. 2.
