New Update On The Alleged 'Love Letter' Set To Vince McMahon

The legal battle between former WWE employee Janel Grant and Vince McMahon continues to heat up, with both sides offering conflicting interpretations of a recently leaked "love letter."

Grant sued McMahon, WWE, and John Laurinaitis in January, alleging sexual assault and sex trafficking. The New York Post published a letter Grant allegedly wrote to McMahon on Christmas Eve 2021, which has become a key piece of evidence.



Vince McMahon's lawyer, Jessica Rosenberg, argues the multi-page letter with 24 drafts proves a consensual relationship. She calls Grant's claims of coercion "nonsense."

Rosenberg suggests the letter is one of many pieces of evidence demonstrating the legitimacy of the relationship and the falsity of Grant's lawsuit.

Grant's lawyer, Ann Callis, offers a starkly different perspective. She views the letter as evidence of misconduct by McMahon, suggesting the revisions were due to fear of repercussions, not love.



Callis compares the situation to emotional imprisonment and sex trafficking tactics. She believes the leak is an attempt to intimidate and shame her client.

An excerpt from the letter mentions "Mickey, Paul, and the Chef" as people who witnessed Grant and McMahon acting like a couple. Callis identifies Paul as Paul Mangieri, a WWE executive assistant. Sources familiar with WWE claim Mickey Mangieri is another assistant to Vince McMahon.

John Laurinaitis, also named in the lawsuit, is claiming to be a victim of McMahon as well. His lawyer is confident the lawsuit against Laurinaitis will be dismissed.

Representatives for WWE and McMahon's holding company, TKO, have not commented on the latest developments.

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