WWE star insists faction remains united despite recent tensions
Summary
– Liv Morgan dismisses rumors of The Judgment Day splitting up
– Says internal arguments are normal for a group she calls family
– Points to faction’s success and accolades as proof of unity
Liv Morgan has addressed growing speculation surrounding The Judgment Day’s future, firmly denying rumors that the faction is on the verge of a breakup.
Recent weeks have fueled online debate after visible tension within the group. Morgan eliminated Raquel Rodriguez from the Women’s Royal Rumble despite their history as teammates, and miscommunication during Rodriguez’s World Title opportunity raised further questions. On the men’s side, Finn Balor, Dominik Mysterio, and JD McDonagh have also shown signs of friction.
Appearing on Good Karma Wrestling, Morgan was asked directly about the group’s stability. She responded by emphasizing that The Judgment Day operates like a family.
Morgan explained that disagreements are natural, drawing a comparison to her own upbringing with six siblings. She stated that conflict does not equal collapse and insisted the bond within the faction remains strong.
According to Morgan, the group’s foundation is built on unconditional support. She described members as holding each other accountable while pushing one another toward success.
Morgan also pointed to the faction’s collective accomplishments as evidence of its dominance. In her view, their combined accolades surpass those of other groups in WWE history.
While tension has played out on screen, Morgan’s comments suggest The Judgment Day has no plans to part ways anytime soon.
