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>“I see food as a reward for working hard all day,” she admits, revealing her deep love for eating. But that doesn’t mean she eats anything, anytime, or in any amount. Since pro wrestling is her main focus, she never skips training. Normally, she limits herself to one meal a day:
>“I gain weight easily, and my costume is skin-tight. If my stomach bulges out, it looks sloppy,” she says, speaking about the struggle of balancing the two worlds. Her days are packed with training, updating social media, and editing videos, leaving little time to visit restaurants. “Portions at restaurants are limited, so sometimes I cook at home,” she says. While she’d love to do meal prep, “If I make a batch, I’ll eat it all—so I cook just the right amount every day,” she adds with a laugh.
>As she expands her horizons, she also wants to sharpen her conversational skills: “Lately, I’ve been jotting down funny stories to keep in stock.” That preparation paid off on Odoru! Sanma Goten!!, where she felt confident even among big-name veterans and top-tier comedians. She’s also interested in physically demanding gigs that draw on her wrestling background: “I’d love to try extreme survival shoots on deserted islands or challenge-based programs,” she says, hungry for more opportunities.
>Her dreams show no sign of stopping. “I want to appear on daytime shows, and someday have my own program,” she says. As a child, she once said, “My dream is to be on TV,” only to be laughed at. The shy little girl has now grown into a woman who shines in the ring and beams on nationwide broadcasts. “My ultimate goal is to be in a commercial! I love milk, so I want to chug a glass in the most refreshing way possible.”
>“I see food as a reward for working hard all day,” she admits, revealing her deep love for eating. But that doesn’t mean she eats anything, anytime, or in any amount. Since pro wrestling is her main focus, she never skips training. Normally, she limits herself to one meal a day:
>“I gain weight easily, and my costume is skin-tight. If my stomach bulges out, it looks sloppy,” she says, speaking about the struggle of balancing the two worlds. Her days are packed with training, updating social media, and editing videos, leaving little time to visit restaurants. “Portions at restaurants are limited, so sometimes I cook at home,” she says. While she’d love to do meal prep, “If I make a batch, I’ll eat it all—so I cook just the right amount every day,” she adds with a laugh.
>As she expands her horizons, she also wants to sharpen her conversational skills: “Lately, I’ve been jotting down funny stories to keep in stock.” That preparation paid off on Odoru! Sanma Goten!!, where she felt confident even among big-name veterans and top-tier comedians. She’s also interested in physically demanding gigs that draw on her wrestling background: “I’d love to try extreme survival shoots on deserted islands or challenge-based programs,” she says, hungry for more opportunities.
>Her dreams show no sign of stopping. “I want to appear on daytime shows, and someday have my own program,” she says. As a child, she once said, “My dream is to be on TV,” only to be laughed at. The shy little girl has now grown into a woman who shines in the ring and beams on nationwide broadcasts. “My ultimate goal is to be in a commercial! I love milk, so I want to chug a glass in the most refreshing way possible.”
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