AEW
PHOTO – Female WWE Star’s New Look
WWE star Sol Ruca recently revealed a brand new look on social media. Fans immediately flooded her Instagram post with positive reactions. The current Women’s Intercontinental Champion decided to update her signature hairstyle. Ruca shared the transition online after visiting her favorite stylist. In the caption, she wrote, “Lil refresh thx to @strands_of_raine.” Previously, the […]
WWE star Sol Ruca recently revealed a brand new look on social media. Fans immediately flooded her Instagram post with positive reactions. The current Women’s Intercontinental Champion decided to update her signature hairstyle.
Ruca shared the transition online after visiting her favorite stylist. In the caption, she wrote,
“Lil refresh thx to @strands_of_raine.”
Previously, the WWE RAW star sported bright turquoise highlights in her blonde hair. This colorful look had become a major part of Sol Ruca’s on-screen WWE character. However, her new photo showed a much cleaner style. The blue streaks are completely gone now. Instead, Ruca chose a bright, all-blonde look with long waves. She kept her bangs but opted for a more natural style.
Ruca Reflects On WWE Women’s IC Title Win
At Clash in Italy 2026, Ruca beat Becky Lynch to capture the Intercontinental Championship. Appearing on the “No-Contest Wrestling” podcast, the WWE star opened up about her main roster title win. Sol Ruca said,
“It feels really good. I’m not gonna’ lie. It is definitely like a confidence boost. I’ve said this on multiple interviews since getting this title, but it is a confidence boost to know that they see something in me, and that this is where I’m supposed to be. They think that I don’t have what it takes, or it’s too soon, or whatever. But, I mean, I’m the one sitting here with the Intercontinental Championship and I think it’s right where it belongs.”
“So I have not watched the whole match back. I feel like sometimes I do watch the matches back and then sometimes I don’t. It kind of just depends on how I feel about it because sometimes if I feel really good about the match and I think the crowd was reacting really, really well, but then I watch it back and I start nitpicking everything where the standard person that’s watching isn’t going to be doing that. So I need to take it for what it is and not for like really nitpicking myself. I think there is a good balance with that. So sometimes I do like to just have a match, enjoy it. I had a lot of fun so like it is what it is.”