You can add George Stephanie Bellars Frankenstein, who famously appeared in World Championship Wrestling as the valet of “Macho Man” Randy Savage, to the lengthy list of former wrestling stars to struggle after the spotlight has faded. This past Monday night, the former Gorgeous George issued a cry for a help on her personal Facebook page.
“Mylige.sucks if i cant get a car and drive to find.a.job this week i am going to end it i cant take it anymore my life.has.too manyproblems i am nothing but a burdon on people i wish God would get.me.out of here,” she wrote.
Frankenstein, however, received a positive boost the following day. She noted, “There is a angel that heard me tomorrow.got a.job interview i am sooo happy i am crying.”
In the meantime, Frankenstein is selling autographed WCW trading cards and specialized fetish photos through her Facebook account to financially get by.
According to this week’s issue of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Frankenstein worked as a touring stripper following a brief stint in Extreme Championship Wrestling in 2000. She continued to make sporadic wrestling-related appearances in the ensuing years, which included a brief stint in TNA Wrestling in 2004.
“Mylige.sucks if i cant get a car and drive to find.a.job this week i am going to end it i cant take it anymore my life.has.too manyproblems i am nothing but a burdon on people i wish God would get.me.out of here,” she wrote.
Frankenstein, however, received a positive boost the following day. She noted, “There is a angel that heard me tomorrow.got a.job interview i am sooo happy i am crying.”
In the meantime, Frankenstein is selling autographed WCW trading cards and specialized fetish photos through her Facebook account to financially get by.
According to this week’s issue of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Frankenstein worked as a touring stripper following a brief stint in Extreme Championship Wrestling in 2000. She continued to make sporadic wrestling-related appearances in the ensuing years, which included a brief stint in TNA Wrestling in 2004.
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