Elayna Black says OnlyFans move came after WWE release, calls wrestling her true dream
TNA's Elayna Black told the promotion's YouTube channel she launched an OnlyFans account after her 2025 WWE release, saying wrestling remained her lifelong goal even as new business opportunities opened up.
Elayna Black — previously known in WWE as Cora Jade — told TNA's YouTube channel that she started an OnlyFans account after WWE released her in 2025, and that the decision followed a sudden, unwanted end to her WWE run.
Black said wrestling was always her primary ambition and described the WWE exit as having her dream "ripped out from under" her feet. She explained that, at the time of her firing, she was 24 and then faced an opportunity shortly afterward to make significant money at 25 — a chance she decided to take while she regrouped professionally.
In the interview she said the move into OnlyFans introduced her to business possibilities she had not previously considered because her career focus had been tunnel vision on wrestling. Black said taking a break and creating content led to additional opportunities that broadened her outlook beyond in-ring work.
Black also addressed misconceptions and negative assumptions tied to her OnlyFans presence. She pushed back on the idea that posting on the platform grants others any entitlement to access or to treat her differently, calling that line of thinking incorrect and invasive.
The remarks are part of a longer conversation the TNA talent gave on the promotion's YouTube channel about her post-WWE path and how she has navigated new ventures since leaving WWE. WrestleZone reported on the interview; its original coverage also noted Black's comments about feeling insecure during her WWE run.
