"K*ssing Vince first day" - Torrie Wilson opens up on having to do a scene with Vince McMahon immediately with Linda McMahon present

Torrie Wilson has spoken up now about having to film a scene with Vince McMahon on her first day in WWE. She also mentioned that his wife, Linda McMahon, was present.

Torrie Wilson was talking about her experience working with WWE when she first signed with the company during her appearance on The Ariel Helwani Show. She spoke about how some of the superstars, like Stone Cold and Kurt Angle, were great and funny.

She also talked about the challenge of having to work with someone like Vince McMahon on an intense scene immediately upon signing with the company, and it took place on the first day with Linda McMahon present.

"It was obviously extremely intimidating, working with Vince during the first day... and k*ssing Vince, first day!"

When asked what that was like, she talked about how the work for that scene played out and the fact that Linda McMahon, Vince's wife, was producing the segment as well, making it an even more surreal experience for her. She said that at the end of the day, at that point in her life, she was glad to have the time on TV.

"Just like I always handled everything else. Just felt someone pushing me on the back, and just do it. K*ssing Vince was interesting because Linda was standing right there, kinda helping navigate it all. I don't know if that made me feel better or more weird, but I don't know, I was just really happy to have a big role on TV then."

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Torrie Wilson has returned to WWE in recent years after being forced to retire

Torrie Wilson opened up about being forced to retire from WWE early in her career after her back surgery. She admitted that she did not want to hurt herself there.

The star has since returned to the company and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2019. She has since returned several times for sporadic appearances, at the Draft, and also when inducting Stacy Keibler into the Hall of Fame.