There's no shortage of celebrities wanting to be a part of WWE WrestleMania 41 in April of next year, according to WWE CCO Paul 'Triple H' Levesque. On The Roommates Show, Levesque shared that the 2025 two-night event has caught the attention of those outside of the world of pro wrestling.
I have a celebrity list a mile long for people that want to do something for WrestleMania in Vegas. We just don’t have the real estate to do it with them, so we’ll pick the biggest ones.
Using celebrities that "make sense storyline-wise" will also factor into Levesque's decision-making process and it's "incredible" just how many stars want to be involved. Next year's show will be Levesque's second time having full control over WWE's most significant show of the years. WrestleMania 40 was the Game's first time having full control of the show, following Vince McMahon's resignation from WWE in January 2024.
Celebrity involvement in WrestleMania has been the case since the first event in 1985, which saw megastars including Liberace and Muhammad Ali participate on the show. At this year's event, Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson got involved with the show, while Lil Wayne performed ahead of the Jey Uso Vs. Jimmy Uso showdown.
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It remains to be seen which celebrities have a role to play at WrestleMania 41, but the show won't be lacking in star power. WWE WrestleMania 41 will take place on April 19, and April 20, from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, and will be WWE's first WrestleMania to stream on Netflix for fans outside the United States.