WWE star Jade Cargill once kissed a grave: "It was Jimi Hendrix"

Jade Cargill recently made a startling admission that some people might find odd. Cargill revealed that she once kissed the grave of Rock and Roll icon Jimi Hendrix at Greenwood Cemetery in Renton, Washington.

On WWE: Unreal, Rhea Ripley shared one of her hobbies, which is collecting oddities. Cargill doesn't have the same hobby, but hers is definitely a surprising one and completely left field.

During her appearance on the Club 520 Podcast, Jade Cargill was asked about her hobbies as a WWE Superstar. The Storm revealed that one of her favorite pastimes is visiting historical cemeteries. She explained that she doesn't kiss graves but broke her rule when she smooched Jimi Hendrix's grave.

"I do have a hobby, and it's very morbid. Don't judge me. I love historical cemeteries. I've only kissed one grave, and I sound so insane. But it was Jimi Hendrix. I'm a huge Jimi Hendrix fan," she said. [From 18:23 onwards]

Jade Cargill explained that she's interested in visiting the graves of famous people like musicians, artists, presidents, and other historical figures. The SmackDown Superstar was also proud to have visited the most famous cemetery in the world, in Paris, France, called Cimetière du Père-Lachaise.

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Jade Cargill was teased growing up for being muscular

There's no debate that Jade Cargill is a world-class athlete and has one of the best physiques in WWE. However, the former AEW TBS Champion revealed on the Club 520 Podcast that she was teased growing up for being muscular, affecting her confidence.

It all changed when she started watching wrestling and found inspiration in three WWE legends: Chyna, Jazz, and Jacqueline. All three superstars weren't the prototypical divas that the Attitude Era and the Ruthless Aggression Era are famous for. They were powerhouses who dominated the women's division en route to their status as icons.

Chyna and Jacqueline are in the WWE Hall of Fame already, though The Ninth Wonder of the World was inducted as part of D-Generation X. Jazz is long overdue, as she is a two-time WWE Women's Champion. She appeared at Evolution last month and was recognized as one of the pioneers of the women's division.

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While using any quotes from this article, please credit Club 520 Podcast and give an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.