WWE Stars Filmed In Rest Room By Pedophile Star?

The former NXT star Velveteen Dream has been a controversial figure. He was a popular star on the brand in the past. His gimmick and in-ring skills helped him gain huge popularity. However, he was also a subject of controversy when he found himself at the end of allegations. There have beenĀ multiple allegationsĀ against the Velveteen Dream.Ā He has been eyeing for a return to WWE. However, he has once found himself in trouble which is connected to a drug case he caught last year. The former WWE star EC3 has now shed light on a bizarre incident involving dreamĀ during their time in WWE NXT.

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EC3 opens up on Velveteen Dream

EC3 worked with the former Tough Enough contestant in an NXT storyline in 2018. On Sportskeeda’sĀ ā€œThe Wrestling Outlawsā€Ā show, he told an in-depth story about Velveteen Dream’s behavior at a house party:

ā€œHe got arrested again. When’s he gonna get rehired? Probably not if that’s on his record, plus he has a lot of demons in the closet. Oh, what do you mean? I’m glad you asked, why not? Because in NXT there was always some speculation about him being a little off, but you welcome that. You can be friends,ā€ said EC3.

Velveteen Dream had once attended a house party along with several other wrestlers. EC3 noted thatĀ his former co-worker set up a camera in the bathroom without anyone’s consent:

ā€œWe had a party and it was at my place, and he came over because I’m being friendly and I’m top guy and I tried to welcome everybody into the thing. He left his phone in my bathroom with the camera on trying to capture people taking pi**es, so there.ā€

EC3 added that the camera was strategically positioned next to the soap dispenser to film people using the toilet:

ā€œHow did I know? Because it’s my bathroom. When I walk in there and I see a phone selfie-style, propped up, on, filming, where if somebody is going to take a pee, they would have their phallus out urinating into the water…ā€

Barry Russell
Barry Russell
A dedicated pro wrestling follower for more than a decade

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