In their quest to become featured acts for Vince McMahon’s company, WWE Superstars pour their heart and soul into perfecting their skills in the ring. Liv Morgan, who competes practically every week on WWE television, is no exception. Despite still reaching the top of the women’s division since her title loss to Ronda Rousey, she had an impressive showing in the 2023 Women’s Royal Rumble match.

During a recent appearance on the Party on Fifth Ave Podcast, Liv Morgan opened up about going through a quarter-life crisis and realizing that she needed to develop additional skills beyond wrestling. Although she had devoted much time and effort to perfecting her in-ring abilities, Morgan recognized there was more to her than just wrestling.

Liv Morgan and Bo Dallas are currently in a romantic relationship, and they have established an extensive farm together that is home to numerous animals. Despite not showing signs of slowing down or considering retirement from WWE, it’s reassuring to know that Morgan has a backup plan in place should her wrestling career hit a roadblock.

“I am an ordained minister. I can actually do that for realsies. I don’t know that I ever would but that is a skill that I do possess. [You have the skill but you have never officially used it?] No. [So, what made you go ahead and do that?] I think I was having like a quarter life crisis and like I feel like I was like all I know is wrestling like I need more skills. And so like I bought a piano and I taught myself how to play piano and I became ordained. I became like CPR certified. Like I did all these weird things to feel like better about myself.”