Kelly Kelly\'s run with WWE is iconic in many ways. Not only did the high-flying star break the stereotypes of female competitors with the moves in the ring but she also set new fashion standards for stars to come with many iconic looks in her career.
However while the former Divas champion put a lot of thought into many of her ring gears, there were some that came together accidentally but she kept them going for many reasons.
The wrestling veteran recently sat down with McKenzie Mitchell to talk about some of her most memorable looks. During the interview, Kelly was asked if she ever had to borrow a part of her ring gear from someone else and she recalled the late Ashley Massaro lending her wrestling boots one time:
\"I know I talked about Ashley a lot and I just I love her and I miss her. I had a match and I didn\'t have wrestling boots. She gave me her black Puma wrestling boots. She let me keep them and I wrestled in those every week, forever. I still have those to this day. But it was just so cool. She was like, \'Hey, yeah girl here I got these.\'\
According to Kelly Kelly, the Puma boots were so comfortable that she continued wrestling in them for a long time and she has kept them even now:
\"They weren\'t like regular wrestling boots. I love that because they were like they\'re just lace up boots but so great to wrestle in because I didn\'t want those big chunky wrestling boots. I never thought they were cute. I needed to be able to move, you know? So those boots and I still have them to this day.\
Kelly Kelly joined WWE back in 2006 and continued competing till her departure in 2012. During her run, Kelly won the Diva\'s title once and feuded with names such as Maryse, Nikki Bella and Beth Phoenix.
The former champion has made occasional appearances for the company in recent years including her participation in the inaugural Women\'s Royal Rumble and the Evolution PPV in 2018.
Ashley Massaro joined WWE in 2005 and was featured regularly until she asked for her release in 2008 to care for her sick daughter. She unfortunately passed away in May 2019.
