Chelsea Green is looking beyond the wrestling ring when it comes to possible future television opportunities.
During a recent appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, the WWE star named The Traitors and Dancing With The Stars as reality competition programs she would like to join. Green has previously expressed interest in the dance competition, and she made it clear that her appetite for reality TV extends to the strategic world of The Traitors as well.
“Oh, absolutely. Traitors or Dancing With The Stars. I’m ready to dip my toe in that kind of reality TV.”
For Green, the appeal is not difficult to understand. Her on-screen WWE persona has long been built around big reactions, sharp comic timing, confidence, and a willingness to lean into the heightened drama that comes with sports entertainment. Both reality programs would offer very different outlets for those qualities. Dancing With The Stars centers on weekly performances, rehearsals, live-pressure execution, and audience engagement. The Traitors, meanwhile, asks its contestants to navigate alliances, suspicion, deception, and social strategy inside a game designed to create tension.
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Green did not indicate that an appearance on either show is scheduled or in active development. Her comments instead reflected a personal interest in stepping into a new type of televised competition should the opportunity arrive. Still, she is hardly the first WWE personality to see crossover value in major reality programming, and her answer puts two prominent series squarely on her personal wish list.
Green points to Nikki Bella’s reality-TV path
In discussing the possibility, Green also praised Nikki Bella, who has experience in both wrestling and unscripted television. Nikki Bella appeared in the third season of The Traitors, giving Green a recent example of a WWE-connected name working within the format.
“I love Nikki Bella, Nikki Bella is an icon and a legend. She’s amazing...”
The connection is a natural one. Bella’s career has included major visibility both inside and outside WWE, and her place on The Traitors showed how a wrestler’s television instincts can translate to a reality competition built around personalities. Contestants on the series must make a quick impression, build trust where possible, identify threats, and survive an environment where every conversation can potentially alter the game. Wrestling performers are accustomed to communicating character, reading a room, and operating under scrutiny, even if the rules of a reality game are entirely different from those of a match.
Green’s mention of Bella was more than a passing reference to someone who had been on one of the shows. It highlighted a path she would clearly welcome: using the profile and performance experience developed through WWE in another high-visibility entertainment setting. She called Bella an “icon and a legend,” while positioning herself as someone eager to test her own abilities in a different format.
That does not mean Green is moving away from wrestling. Her remarks came in the context of discussing potential additional opportunities, not a departure from WWE. The interest is in broadening her television résumé while continuing the kind of personality-driven work that has helped make her a recognizable presence on WWE programming.
Why The Traitors could suit Chelsea Green
The Traitors is a particularly intriguing fit on paper because the series rewards more than athletic ability. The game depends on perception. Players must decide who is being truthful, who is protecting an agenda, and who may be manipulating the group. Success can come through social bonds, a steady demeanor, strong instincts, or the ability to become an unpredictable force in the game.
Green has routinely embraced unpredictability as part of her wrestling presentation. Whether playing up outrage, self-assurance, panic, or opportunism, she has demonstrated an awareness of how to make a moment memorable. That skill would be relevant in a show in which cast members are not only playing a game but also constantly reacting to developments in front of cameras and fellow contestants.
There is also an obvious overlap between the language of wrestling and the basic concept behind The Traitors. Wrestling thrives on rivalries, betrayals, alliances, changing loyalties, and questions of trust. A reality competition does not follow a scripted wrestling narrative, of course, and Green would be dealing with real game consequences rather than a predetermined storyline. But the social dynamics at the heart of the series could give her a platform to show a different dimension of the instincts viewers already see in WWE.
Green did not say whether she would prefer to play as a Faithful or a Traitor in the game. That is a key distinction within the show’s format, and it is one she would have to confront if she ever joins a cast. Her public comments were focused on the chance to participate rather than on how she might approach its strategy.
Dancing With The Stars remains a goal
Green also reiterated her interest in Dancing With The Stars, a goal she had already discussed toward the end of 2025. The series has provided a major crossover platform for entertainment figures, athletes, performers, and television personalities. For a wrestler, it presents a distinctly different challenge than a strategic reality program: learning choreography, developing chemistry with a professional dance partner, and performing in front of a live audience and judges on a regular basis.
WWE talent often bring useful experience to that environment. They are accustomed to physical preparation, precise movement, performance pressure, and the need to connect with viewers. At the same time, ballroom and other dance styles require technical discipline that is separate from wrestling training. Green’s interest suggests she would be willing to take on that learning curve.
Chris Jericho and Nikki Bella are among the wrestling names who have appeared on Dancing With The Stars in the past. Their participation illustrates the long-standing relationship between pro wrestling personalities and mainstream competition television. WWE performers arrive with established fan bases and extensive experience working in front of a camera, while these shows give them a chance to be presented outside their usual wrestling roles.
For Green, a run on the show would create the opportunity to show viewers another side of her performance range. Her WWE character work is often deliberately exaggerated and theatrical. A dance competition could require a different kind of vulnerability, particularly during the demanding rehearsal process and in performances where the judges’ critiques are immediately part of the broadcast. Green has not said what style of dance she would most want to perform, who she would hope to partner with, or when she would like an appearance to happen. Her statement was simply an emphatic expression of interest.
A hair-versus-hair match remains on Green’s mind
Green’s comments on reality television also included a wrestling-specific ambition that would make any possible TV appearance more visually striking. She said she has been trying to make a hair-versus-hair match happen so that she can shave her head.
“...and I’m trying so hard to have a hair versus hair match so I can shave my head.”
Hair-versus-hair stipulations occupy a notable place in wrestling history because they create an immediate and highly personal consequence for the losing competitor. Unlike many match stipulations, the result has a visible effect that can remain with a performer long after the bell. The prospect of Green voluntarily seeking that type of match, and specifically hoping to shave her head, adds another layer to her willingness to make a bold presentation choice.
No opponent, event, or timetable was attached to Green’s comment. As a result, there is no announced hair-versus-hair match involving her at this time. The statement should be viewed as a goal rather than confirmation of an upcoming WWE plan. But it is consistent with the larger theme of her remarks: Green is interested in taking on projects and moments that demand commitment, create conversation, and give her an opportunity to do something outside the ordinary.
A shaved-head look could also stand apart from the image audiences currently associate with Green. In wrestling, major visual changes can immediately shape the way a character is perceived. Whether used to signal a fresh direction, a hard-fought setback, a dramatic transformation, or simply a memorable statement, a hair-versus-hair outcome has the potential to become a significant piece of a performer’s presentation.
Green is keeping her entertainment options open
There is a broader takeaway from Green’s answer. She is not limiting her ambitions to one kind of show or one kind of performance. The Traitors would test social maneuvering and strategy. Dancing With The Stars would test technique, discipline, and live presentation. A hair-versus-hair match would bring a dramatic and lasting visual consequence into her WWE world. Each possibility is different, but all three fit a performer who is comfortable embracing attention and making a strong impression.
For now, Green’s reality-TV appearances remain aspirations rather than confirmed bookings. There is no announced casting news for either The Traitors or Dancing With The Stars, and there is no confirmed hair-versus-hair match on her WWE schedule. What is clear is that Green would welcome the call for either reality competition.
Her answer was concise, but it left little doubt about her enthusiasm. Chelsea Green wants the chance to compete beyond the ropes, whether that means dancing under the lights or trying to outthink a house full of suspicious rivals. And if she gets her way in WWE before then, she may do it with a dramatically different hairstyle.
Darryl Polo
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