Former WWE personality quietly confirms she's returning to AEW very soon

× A former WWE backstage personality was recently asked about the prospects of her making another appearance in AEW. The individual in question, Jojo Offerman, seemingly confirmed with her response that her return to the Tony Khan-led promotion could be a feasibile possibility. Ad Jojo's pro-wrestling journey began in 2013 when she joined WWE as a backstage figure, besides making appearances on the promotion's reality TV show Total Divas.

She impressed audiences with her vocal performances on the company's programming, and at one point took part in the storyline rivalry between her Total Divas co-stars and the "True Divas" led by AJ Lee. Offerman was eventually moved to NXT to serve as a ring announcer until her main roster comeback in 2015. Ad Trending Over the next several years, Jojo continued to work in WWE as a ring announcer and backstage interviewer for RAW, Smackdown, Main Event and even for pay-per-views.

Her eight-year stint in the sports entertainment juggernaut came to an end with her parting ways with the company in 2021. Because of her long tenure in WWE, it came as a massive shock to fans when Offerman appeared on a January, 2025 taping of AEW Collision as a special guest ring announcer. Ad Months later, at All In: Texas, she returned to perform the 1983 classic Ain't Nobody for Swerve Strickland's entrance for his tag team match against The Young Bucks.

Although Jojo has not been featured on AEW programming since then, during her recent appearance at a virtual signing hosted by East Coast Autograph Auctions, she was asked about the possibility of her returning to the Jacksonville-based promotion. Offerman's response seemed to suggest that she is very much interested in an All Elite Wrestling comeback. Ad “We’ll see, I guess.

I can’t give all my secrets. We’ll see. Girl’s working on it.

I hope so.” [H/T- Ringside News] Ad AEW CEO Tony Khan invited a former WWE superstar to return when she is healthy The 2026 Women's Owen Hart Foundation Tournament was supposed to feature Japanese freelancer Sareee (fka Sarray in WWE), who had been scheduled to battle Skye Blue of the Triangle of Madness in a quarterfinal round matchup. Unfortunately, AEW's doctors could not medically clear The Warrior of The Sun due to her neck issues, forcing her to withdraw from the bout.

Ad Sareee recently took to X/Twitter to express her disappointment over missing out on the Owen, voicing hope that she will be back to compete in All Elite Wrestling some day. Her post elicited a heartwarming response from Tony Khan, who wished the Japanese fan-favorite a speedy recovery, and invited her back to his promotion as soon as she is able to wrestle. "No apologies are necessary!

Heal up, good luck in your recovery, and you’re welcome to come back here anytime, the door to @AEW is open for you!" - wrote TK. Ad Tony Khan @TonyKhanNo apologies are necessary!

Heal up, good luck in your recovery, and you’re welcome to come back here anytime, the door to @AEW is open for you!Sareee's spot in the tournament went to the budding Maya World, who defeated Skye Blue to advance to the semifinal stage of the Owen Cup. × Was this article helpful?

Thank You for feedback Get all the hottest wrestling news FIRST by clicking here Quick Links More from Sportskeeda Edited by Anurag Mukherjee A former WWE backstage personality was recently asked about the prospects of her making another appearance in AEW. The individual in question, Jojo Offerman, seemingly confirmed with her response that her return to the Tony Khan-led promotion could be a feasibile possibility. Ad Jojo's pro-wrestling journey began in 2013 when she joined WWE as a backstage figure, besides making appearances on the promotion's reality TV show Total Divas.

She impressed audiences with her vocal performances on the company's programming, and at one point took part in the storyline rivalry between her Total Divas co-stars and the "True Divas" led by AJ Lee. Offerman was eventually moved to NXT to serve as a ring announcer until her main roster comeback in 2015. Ad Trending Over the next several years, Jojo continued to work in WWE as a ring announcer and backstage interviewer for RAW, Smackdown, Main Event and even for pay-per-views.

Her eight-year stint in the sports entertainment juggernaut came to an end with her parting ways with the company in 2021. Because of her long tenure in WWE, it came as a massive shock to fans when Offerman appeared on a January, 2025 taping of AEW Collision as a special guest ring announcer. Ad Months later, at All In: Texas, she returned to perform the 1983 classic Ain't Nobody for Swerve Strickland's entrance for his tag team match against The Young Bucks.

Although Jojo has not been featured on AEW programming since then, during her recent appearance at a virtual signing hosted by East Coast Autograph Auctions, she was asked about the possibility of her returning to the Jacksonville-based promotion. Offerman's response seemed to suggest that she is ver