Veronica West, formerly known as Fallyn Grey, has confirmed that her time as a WWE ID prospect has come to an end.
The 22-year-old announced the news in a statement shared on Instagram, reflecting on her experience in the WWE ID program while making it clear that she has no plans to step away from professional wrestling.
“Unfortunately, my time as a WWE ID Prospect has come to an end,” West wrote. “Even having the opportunity to work with and say I was a part of the WWE in the ID program is so much to be grateful for.”
West said she learned a great deal during her time at the WWE Performance Center and cherished the memories and friendships she made. She also reflected on her rapid rise in the industry, noting that she is just 22 years old and has fewer than three years of wrestling experience.
Veronica West On Her Future After WWE ID Departure
Despite her departure from the program, West remains optimistic about the future.
“I have soooo much room to progress and learn in this business, so I can confidently say this is NOT the end of my journey,” she wrote. “I’ll still be wrestling and this time be able to also pursue my other talents, such as singing, songwriting, and acting.”
West also thanked the coaches and mentors at the WWE Performance Center for investing in her development. She credited her WWE ID personas, Fallyn Grey and Veronica Haven, with helping shape “a newer, more artistic, authentic, and unapologetic” version of herself.
She concluded her message with an optimistic note, writing, “You don’t need wings to keep flying when your heart refuses to quit.”
West was part of the WWE ID program, launched to identify and develop independent wrestling talent through training opportunities and appearances on WWE-affiliated programming, including WWE EVOLVE.
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