Liv Forever (2020) - full transcript

Have just
experienced so many things

that I've never thought I'd
ever be able to experience.

I knew when I was
gonna be a wrestler,

I was gonna change the cycle.

This kind of violent,
destructive, aggressive,

angry out of life
cycle, where it's like,

you think you're set up to fail.

You don't think there's
success at the end of it.

You just think like, well,
this is what I'm gonna be.

But I didn't think that.

I was like, no.



This isn't gonna be my life.

I'm gonna make something of it.

And that's what I'm gonna do.

I'm gonna be in WWE.

Hey!

You know me.

Well, you know me as Liv,

but my real name's Gionna.

Oh my God, Gionna.

You see these cameras?

They have been following
me for the last 18 months.

What a roller coaster it's been.

This story is full
of twists and turns.

And the ending, well,
that's a surprise too.



So let me take you on a ride.

I object!

The ride of my life.

My journey in WWE has
been anything but usual,

from the Performance
Center to NXT.

And of course being a
member of the Riott Squad,

with Ruby and Sarah,
they're my best friends.

We had some success
from Evolution,

to Super ShowDown in Australia
and even WrestleMania.

But, if we're gonna
tell this story,

I think it's best we start here.

At the Superstar
Shake-up, in Montreal.

We weren't ready.

We weren't ready for it.

That was a very sad day.

It was a hard day.

No one told us anything.

We thought we were on our way
to being Tag Team Champions.

And then we go to TV and Liv's
being moved to SmackDown.

We just went like, " huh!"

It was just unexpected
because we felt like,

we had so much left
to do together.

We barely even
scratched the surface.

I get the goosebumps.

We were just getting our groove.

And then, that was that,
it was gone.

If superstars and
teams are split up, so?

I know where you're
going with that.

That's not an option.

There was no payoff.

There was no closure for us.

Yeah, it was
definitely unexpected.

It was just a day, man.

Is a day still I don't know
quite how I feel about it.

It's still not over.

That day is still not over.

I felt a little bit
like it was my fault

because I had to go get surgery.

They knew, what it's like to
travel the roads with someone

and only know this
company with them

and only know this
world with them.

And then that was gonna
change very abruptly.

I felt for Liv because
she was going to SmackDown

on her own.

And so there you go, two
years with the Riot Squad

and just like that, it was over.

We never got to the
heights we hoped.

We didn't become
Tag Team Champs.

We broke up.

Just found out I'm
going to SmackDown.

And I know I look really sad.

I am a little bit sad.

But I'm happy.

I just thought when I
started this journey,

I didn't want to
be in a tag team.

And I didn't expect
Ruby and Sarah,

to just become such a
huge part of my life.

Like my best
friends, my sisters.

Now that I'm in
this room with them,

I can't imagine ever
getting off of it.

And I'm excited for new
opportunities for them and for me.

But this squad is so real.

You guys don't even know.

And I'm gonna miss them
and I wanna be with them,

but I'm excited to go
back to SmackDown Live,

where it all started for me.

I'm gonna miss my friends.

So that's how I feel right now.

I just wished that, we
could be together forever.

But it wasn't forever.

And that was okay.

This was the chance I
had been waiting for,

ever since I was a little girl.

Every family has issues.

Like I'm five years old

and no one's checking to see
that I've done my homework

or no one's checking to see
that I'm even passing school.

And I was like left
to my own devices,

really, really, really young,

when I didn't even have a grasp

of what being a responsible
adult is supposed to be.

I had no one
telling me anything.

I just was watching
what was in front of me,

which was my brothers who
were angry and upset at life

and destructive and
mean and abusive.

And my mom who has all
these kids by herself,

just tryna hold it together,
as best as she can.

It was hard,
financially very hard.

I was working 60 hours a week.

So most of the times
we were above water,

but there were times
when it just didn't work.

My mom, who was a
waitress, worked hard.

Working 60 hours a
week, my mom tried.

She had to.

In 1994, my father passed
away of a heart attack,

just three months
before I was born.

So I was raised by a single
mother and it was us,

all seven of us, including
my brothers and sisters.

I lived in the suburbs.

I went to a good school,

Elmwood Park Memorial
Middle/ High School.

Cause that's what it was.

It was a middle/high school.

We'd want walk to parties.

And I was a cheerleader.

I'd do the football games

and my social life was the
most normal part about my life.

It's like, not even
my friends really knew

what my life was at home.

They didn't know the
other side of me,

which was like, the
girl that's in her room

with wrestling on the
loudest as it could go.

Because of the commotion that's
going on outside the door.

A secret.

It was like a secret, my home
life sucks and it's a secret,

but it also was like my normal.

So I was able to really
take it on the chin

because that was my normal.

I knew it wasn't normal,
but it was my normal

and my tolerance
for it grew so high

that I appeared to be okay.

I didn't realize how
much I needed someone

to give me some structure.

And it's just something that
I was lucky enough to realize

when I was so young,
WWE gave me a purpose.

I watched it, knew
I was gonna do it.

And so I shaped my life like,
how am I gonna get there?

There's just things that
you just can't explain,

but you can feel it.

You just can't explain
why you feel this way,

but you just,
something inside of you

and I was like a five years old

and I put on WWE, my
brothers were watching it

and I watched it
and I just was like,

I was like, wow!

I just knew that's
what I'm gonna do.

I'm gonna be in WWE.

And I watched and I
thought they were amazing.

I thought the
physicality, the stories,

I was completely in awe by it.

So much that my brothers and I,

we built like a little
makeshift ring in the backyard

and we would wrestle
and we'd do entrances.

And it was their dream to.

Ever since she
was a little girl,

it was always about wrestling.

Wrestling was a big
thing in our household.

We didn't have
much at that time.

So I built a ring for her in
the backyard with old cushions,

from the lounge chairs,
sticks from a pear tree.

And I went to the store

and I bought 200
feet of laundry line.

It became the
after school event.

And that's where they wrestled.

That's where she started.

And she's been wanting
to be a wrestler forever.

That dream became my mission.

When I dropped out of
high school in 2010

during my sophomore year.

Got my GED and across the
street from the GED center

was the Hooters.

And I was like, damn, I
just got out of high school.

I need to make money.

"I need to start
getting things going."

So I was like, I'm
gonna work at Hooters.

I went in there and I applied,

I got hired and I loved it.

Hooter's is great.

It gives so many
opportunities to women.

There's so many little things

and Hooters aside from
just being a server,

there's the beauty pageants.

And there's the calendars.

Like I was in the calendar.

Hooters not only gave me a job,
but gave me an opportunity.

Something I needed at that time.

It was the first time in my
life I had responsibility.

Even if it was as simple as
making sure your wings were hot

and your beer was cold.

I took it and ran with it.

I started working out and got
in the best shape of my life

with the help of Joe DeFranco,

who has trained high level
professional athletes,

including Triple H.

Soon after I got a try
out with the one place

I had dreamed about, WWE.

In the summer of
2014, I got the call

from WWE's Head of Talent
Development, Kenyon Simon.

I seen email from
Kenyon and he's like,

"your phone's not
working, call me."

And I'm like, I thought I was
in trouble, I didn't know.

So then I call him and I'm
like, hello sir, sorry.

He was just like, "it's okay."

"How's your weekend going?"

It was 4th of July
weekend and I was like,

it's going good.

And he was like, "I just
wanted to call"

"to give you some
good holiday news."

"We wanna give you a contract."

And I was just so blown away.

I was so blown away.

I couldn't believe
it and I reacted

just like how I'm reacting now.

I started crying and my
brother knew from that,

just from me crying
that I got signed.

So my brother's in the
background screaming,

Kenyon's on the phone like,
"do you need a minute?"

'Cause I'm hysterically crying.

I'm like, no, I'm
okay, I'm okay,

I'm listening, I'm listening.

And all of us went crazy.

We were just nuts,

we were like waiting
for the cops to come.

'Cause it was just crazy.

We were so happy because
she wanted it so bad.

And from then on, it was
just like tunnel vision,

like going to WWE, going to WWE

and that's, yeah, yeah,
that's how it happened.

I did it.

I was 19 years old and
heading to Orlando, Florida,

to the Performance Center
as the newest WWE signee.

I can't paint the PC
in a better light.

That to me was like my home,

that's how I learned
everything at PC.

I learned everything at the PC

and the coaches were
so patient with me

'cause I was a 19 year old girl

that thought she
knew everything.

So they were patient.

PC is a pure place in my mind.

It really shaped my work ethic.

We worked so hard.

Your first couple of
months learning how to work

are intense.

People don't realize
how hard it is.

I couldn't really walk.

I was tired all the time.

My body was so beat up
and I've got to be focused

because you're retaining
so much information.

It was so hard.

It was very pivotal
years for me,

in my just development
of being an adult.

I know what you guys
think when you look at me.

That I got here
based on my looks.

That I have no talent or drive.

The mirror room at the
Performance Center,

was kinda like your
mirror at home,

that's why it's
called the mirror.

Go home, look in
your bathroom mirror

and talk to yourself and
see the faces that you make

and see how you say it,
examine what you're looking at.

Because if you don't
like it, fix it.

Very, very, very pivotal

for learning how to
do promos for sure

and they'd go and they count
how many mirrors you did.

And like, "oh, you only did
like three mirrors all month?"

"Do you think you're
that good at promos?"

"'Cause you're not."

And it's like, you're
held accountable.

Like do your mirrors.

You wanna get promos
do your mirrors

and so I was in
there all the time.

The most fabulous
diva, and an ex-diva.

Even if I wasn't great, I
was in their the whole time

just talking about what
I had for breakfast.

And with Aliyah just
talking shit about everyone.

I'm kinda getting some
libido messages here.

Hmm, okay.

It's a tool.

Learn how to talk

and learn to see what other
people see when you talk.

Bye.

In 2015, I finally
had my first match.

It wasn't televised,

but the cameras did
capture me afterwards.

- Aah!
- Yeah!

Let's just say my debut
or whatever you call it,

was the first of many
learning experiences.

So proud.

That was crazy.

Oh, man.

That was so much fun.

Over the next three years,
I tried different characters

and techniques.

Every year I got better in
the ring and on the mic.

Then the next step came
on November 21st, 2017.

That date is forever for us.

We got it tattooed.

And we were in this together.

I went from being there with
Bayley, Sasha, Charlotte,

to being like the longest
tenured person there.

We finally got called up.

And we had no idea what
show we were going on.

I got a mass email with
yada, yada, yada, yada, yada.

"We need you to come to
Raw to do a dark match."

And then we show up and
we get sat in a room

that no one knows
we're in all day.

And Triple H and McMahon walk in

and they look at Sonia and
Mandy and they just tell them,

"you're gonna debut on
Raw tomorrow with Page"

"as the Heel Faction."

And they're like, "Oh my God!"

They look at me, Ruby and
Sarah and he was like,

"you're gonna debut on
SmackDown as a Heel Faction."

And we're just like, "okay."

He looks at us and said,

"congratulations you've
made it to the main roster."

And all of us are like
internally dying.

'Cause we're just shaking.

We're so excited.

But we just wanna remain
cool and calm and collect.

And we're just sitting there

and he can see it in our eyes.

He can see that we
wanna just freak out.

And so he stands up and he goes,
you guys can freak out now.

And as soon as he gave us
permission, we all shot up

and just started
hugging each other

and crying and yelling.

And the Riott Squad was born.

It was Ruby, Sarah and me.

We are
all here on the SmackDown

with a champion.

Oh, Sarah Logan.

Not only did we bond on
screen, but off screen to.

Traveling the world together

we quickly became huge
parts of each other's lives.

We're like, "how can we
make the most out of this?"

So we went to the ring
every single week.

And made the most out
of whatever we did

and we had a hell
of a time doing it.

♫ Runs to give me booze ♫

Wait a second.

That's it, it's the Riott Squad.

♫ That's what we waiting for ♫

♫ Hey hey ♫

♫ Its all behind us now ♫

It's just weird
how we meshed so fast

and just how strong
our bond became.

We were way more alike than
we ever could have thought.

We looked completely different.

We couldn't look more
different actually.

Get out of the way.

I remember Sarah
feeling nervous

that I wouldn't feel
included in the group,

that I wouldn't feel part of,

but it just happened so
naturally and so fast.

I was like, I'm gonna get
these girls to like me.

And they did.

And now I have a
lifelong friendship.

Okay, that was a lot.

But all of that
shows you my journey

and brings us back to
the week the Riott Squad

was dissolved.

I was sent to a new
show, SmackDown Live,

or as I call it SmackDown Liv.

And now I was on my own.

So before I was in tag team,

I didn't think I was
a tag team wrestler.

I didn't wanna be a tag team.

I was like not mad about it.

But I was determined
to shoot my shot

with these two girls.

And I did it for two years,
and I fell in love with them.

Sure, your gonna
have that forever.

So then if you have a way
of working with those guys

as a ready-made story and
you've got ready-made reports,

so you'll help each other
out when you work together.

It's good stuff.

Also though, definitely
all my work ethic is split.

Yeah but-

- I have these
two girls with me,

but now that it's like
solely based on me,

I'm like questioning
my work ethic

and my abilities in the ring.

All that's gonna change

and all that's gonna
go up is your cardio.

I know, I know.

Why to vet you and like,

then you get to work
with other people

and build those
relationships again.

And you're young, which means
there's a lot of future.

You've got nothing
to worry about.

I didn't see her
for weeks and weeks.

And I would text her every week.

You got anything this week?

"Nope."

Got anything this week.

"Nope."

I keep getting told
I have something.

I keep getting told I have
something big in the works

and it just wouldn't happen.

I know both me and Sarah
have both tried every week

to explain to her,
it's gonna happen.

They're saving you
for something special.

It's gonna happen.

But we can always tell
someone that so many times,

before we don't
believe it ourselves.

I feel confident today.

One week became two weeks
and then a lot of weeks,

it was three months.

And in July, 2019, I
finally got my opportunity

and returned to action against
The Queen, Charlotte Flair.

She's gonna miss out.

I'll text her to call me.

Hey Gionna.

Hey.

What's going on?

Ooh, I'm debuting tonight.

You what?

I'm gonna be on
SmackDown tonight.

Yow hoo!

Are you thrilled?

Yeah.

For real?

Yeah.

You are doing a match?

Aha.

Oh my God
Gionna, you are debuting.

Oh my God.

I know.

Oh my God, all right.

Yeah, just watch it.

I love you, I gotta go.

I love you too, bye.

Bye.

I finally made my
debut on SmackDown.

I spoke up in a
town hall meeting.

I called Charlotte out
and we had a match,

which ended up

to me setting off on a
journey to find myself.

Liv Morgan go up

against the eight time champion.

Look at Morgan go!

Morgan is gonna end
in a big way tonight

if she can knock off Charlotte.

Oh, wow!

I think Charlotte Flair came

into this match
underestimating Liv Morgan.

I Absolutely think she did.

Liv Morgan
had said to Charlotte Flair,

"Because of people like
you, it's why people like me

don't get opportunities
here on SmackDown Live."

Listen,
again, I have a lot of respect

for Liv Morgan.

For coming out here and
making her own opportunity.

Okay, she can-

- Charlotte was right,
and when I come back

I'm gonna be real.

That felt so good.

I cried at the end of my match.

Because I'm so happy.

Those were real tears.

I feel like in my promo my
emotions just came naturally.

I am already ready
for my re-debut.

So I had my first singles
match and it was a success

or so I thought.

He's gonna park for me.

I lost me, I lost me.

Where am I?

She's not lost.

She thinks she'd be lost
without the Riott Squad,

but she's not.

She seems even more focused.

And I like it.

She seems really like, she
knows where she's going.

She's got direction now.

Hello.

Before she could be
reliant on the girls,

but now she's very
focused to herself.

Selfie.

And I can't wait to beat
her in the ring tonight.

What are you talking about?

Don't you ever!

I'm not saying nice
things about your dude.

It was weird,
traveling every week,

renting cars, getting
hotels, going to TV,

not knowing anything.

And just there's so
much uncertainty,

because it didn't
necessarily feel like,

it was in my hands, I was ready.

Do you not have anything for me?

I was ready to go.

Obviously you get paranoid.

You're like, am I
doing something wrong

Is there something
that I don't see,

you start worrying
about your job,

because you don't know
why you're not being used.

What week is this?

What week is this?

I don't know, I feel like
you've been gone for awhile.

Wow.

It's pretty good.
I know right?

I was pitching
tons of characters.

I was pitching, I'm more dark.

In my perfect world, I was
gonna play this character

that I worked so hard writing
about and studying about.

Writing out like really deep,
dark feelings that I've had,

maybe that I suppressed
and revisiting

because that's what this
character was gonna be.

She's gonna be like
this tortured soul,

but so passionate and just
dark, but like beautiful.

It was the slowest burn ever.

Over the next couple of
months, I waited and waited

until I got the news
in September of 2019.

All I got told really was, "we
want like a strip down Liv."

Less makeup, less distraction.

So I played it safe
and I was like,

I'm gonna just go
back to blondes.

No one's really
telling me anything

of what this new look should be.

So I just took it upon myself

and I just dyed my hair blonde.

Oh, that's awesome.

Oh boy, oh boy.

I feel like a Pokemon,
I just evolves.

I don't know what the name is,

but this see the
final form I think.

Are you excited?

Liv Morgan versus Ember
Moon in a dark match.

I've been off for
however many months.

I've been going to the PC.

I have new moves.

I've been watching tons of tape.

I have a very good
sense of self.

I know what I'm doing.

I know who I am.

I'm gonna have a killer
match with Ember Moon.

I love working with Amber.

She brings out the best in me.

She's not scared to go.

She's competitive
and I'm competitive.

So we just have a
competitive match.

Oh, woo, woo, woo!

Thanks Mike.

You've bloomed.

From Emmy.

Okay.

Her name's Ember.

Say it right or you are out.

Embie.

Do I get like a
little bit of credit?

- Yeah.
- Okay.

- BAM, BAM!
- Yeah.

Oh my God, I have new gear.

Where's Mike?

I had new gear.

I knew what I was gonna do.

I was super excited.

I was back blonde.

I just dyed my hair blonde
impromptu, didn't tell anyone.

And I think I'm gonna
have a match with Ember.

So I'm ready to show my down.

I'm like, okay, I wanna
show everyone like,

look hey, this is what
you've been missing out

on this whole entire time.

And I'm doing like
my pre-match ritual.

Like I'm bout to go out there.

Like in less than 45 seconds,

I'm gonna walk
through the curtain.

Hold up, this
match is canceled.

- Micheal stop it.
- I swear to God.

You swear to God?

Then out of nowhere, I
just hear Michael Hayes,

and he's like, "Liv
can't go out there."

And I was like,

and I thought they
were joking with me.

I was like, are you
just like ribbon me?

So I'm not ready?

I don't know.

I don't know what's going on.

Hey there.

I can't believe
this is happening,

like 30 seconds before
we're supposed to come out

our match gets canceled.

That was it, it was bizarre.

It was bizarre.

I was super ready to go
perform and I wasn't let out.

So I didn't go out.

It turned out that I was
not supposed to be exposed

to this crowd, not in
my final debut form.

So pretty much I couldn't
do this dark match.

I'm not to be seen until
I debut back on WWETV.

I was shocked, but I was like,

it was encouraging,

because the boss didn't
want anyone to see me.

You know, not on
TV and find a form.

I was like, oh cool.

I'm not forgotten about,
everyone's still cares.

We still care.

We want my new
debut and character

to stay under wraps
until it's debut.

So I kinda took it as a
good thing, like, oh cool.

They're still thinking about me.

They don't want
me to go out there

and expose what we've
been working on,

or what I've been working on.

So I ended up like taking it
as a little bit of a positive.

It was positive, even though
I didn't wrestle that night,

I felt the momentum
was going my way.

A few weeks later, in October,
another pleasant surprise.

I was sitting at home
during the draft,

watching the draft on TV.

And the final pick
of the 2019 WWE draft,

Monday night Raw
selects Liv Morgan.

Guys in the NFL,

this pick would be
called miss irrelevant

because it's irrelevant
about when you get picked.

It's what you do
with the opportunity.

This is a pick of
true potential.

That's a great word potential,

lining up Liv Morgan.

Liv Morgan, now apart
of the Monday Night Raw.

Okay, I'm going to Raw,
and it was televised.

So it's a big deal, right?

It's a big deal.

Like they want people to
know that Liv's going to Raw.

And so I took that as
a positive as well.

I was like, cool.

I'm gonna debut.

Go to Raw.

I was back to square one again,
back on Monday Night Raw.

But this time I had
someone in my corner.

What did I see in Liv Morgan?

A confused kid who can't
find her way in life,

that has dreams that
are defined in her head

that she can't articulate
or convey to her friends

or the masses.

But is chasing an
indescribable dream

that only she herself
can truly understand.

And there are so many people
out there just like that.

My daughter is a teen
and she always tells me,

"stop trying to define me."

And that's what we, as an
entertainment company try to do.

We tried to define every
character with absolute.

And here is the exception
that defines a rule

because Liv can't be defined
and she doesn't want to be.

Because no one that age,
wants a label placed on them.

I got a FaceTime
from Paul Heyman.

Tells me this is your debut.

And I'm like, yes,
because you know,

none of my pitches worked.

None of anyone else's pitches
worked, I'm about to debut,

what is it?

And he, to sum it up,

says that I will be crashing

while I'll be in Lorna's wedding

and revealing myself
as a past secret lover

of Lorna.

The thought process
was to re-debut Liv

in the biggest way possible.

Marriage is a garden we sow.

If there is a man or a woman-

- Liv this is your moment.

This is your moment.

With just course,

why these two should not be
joined in holy matrimony,

speak now or forever,
and I do mean forever,

hold your peace.

Bobby, Lana-

- I object!

The love of my life
is right there.

I'm not talking about Bobby.

I'm talking about Lana.

All my nails broke.

When you look at a
blank piece of paper

and you start writing
this stuff out,

or now on a computer
screen or on your phone,

however you write things.

I still look at a
blank piece of paper

and then you start to put
the elements together,

oh, and then this
twist and this turn,

and then you see it happen
in front of your eyes.

And it plays out in
front of a live audience

with millions watching at home

and however many in the
arena watching it live

and the oohs and aahs and
the twists and the turns

and it plays out
as well as it did.

And Liv and Lana delivering
the way that they did.

That's a high that you get as
a writer, director, producer,

whatever the title is,

that is afforded in the
genre of entertainment.

That to this day,

I haven't been able
to convey to anybody

that hasn't lived it themselves.

I got told we're going
with Liv is undefined.

She's an undefined character.

As we kept going, I kind
of lost more and more sight

of who I was supposed to be.

I'm getting the most
spotlight I've ever gotten

since I've been signed.

This is not the time to not
look confident or strong on TV,

but it was very
hard just because

I just didn't believe in myself.

Some of you saw
the news broken earlier today

via WWE social and
digital platforms.

WrestleMania, this year, two
weeks from Sunday, April 5th,

will not be taking
place in Tampa, Florida,

at Raymond James stadium.

Instead it will
emanate live here

from WWE's training facility,
the WWE Performance Center.

WrestleMania with a crowd

in the arena I was
supposed to be in,

was not gonna happen anymore.

Because we are not allowed
to have an audience.

So WrestleMania is
completely reworked

and we're having it at
the Performance Center,

with no one there.

The audience have a
little match.

But I just found
out about yesterday.

I just had a match with Nattie.

And Nattie's always been
so helpful and so gracious.

And she's a great teacher.

She just gave me my first
WrestleMania victory.

It's pretty sweet.

It doesn't feel real.

It doesn't feel real.

I'm just thankful.

It's cool.

When I think about
how far I've come,

I think that's what just
keeps me so grateful.

And I think it keeps
me like grateful

till it falls a little bit.

I'm just happy to
have my dream job.

It's always worth it.

I feel like it's always worth
it because it's the journey.

This is the journey.

I mean, I guess some people
would like showing up

and then just being
pushed to the destination.

You know what I mean?

Like I'm showing up and
I think I'm crawling,

I'm crawling to the destination.

It's gonna be a steady crawl

and it's gonna be
a consistent crawl.

It'll keep me moving forward.

And then eventually I'll
be at the finish line.

It's consistent and I'm
trusting the journey

and I'm trusting the process.

And I'm gonna crawl,
I don't need to run.

I'm gonna crawl.

But I'm gonna get there
and it's gonna be worth it.

And it's gonna be earned.

So, it's all good.

From wrestling in my backyard

to the grandest stage
at WrestleMania.

From the beginning,

this journey has always
been about one thing.

So I do have four older
brothers, one older sister,

one younger sister.

This really makes being
here so special to me.

And I just wanna be great
and I wanna do so well here.

I wanna make my family proud.

They need someone
to make them proud.

It's really grateful to be here.

The sky's the limit, and
she's gonna make it happen.

Remember me telling you this.

Definitely, it's all you Gionna.

And your family will always
love you, no matter what.

When Gionna was born,
she was born early.

She was born at 28 weeks.

She's "my peanut".

It makes me proud that
through it all, she made it.

She made it.

I'm just so proud of her.

For all the challenges
in the last year and a half,

I was at peace.

Sometimes life can be funny.

And the answer was
right in front of me.

My answer, maybe what I
thought was in the past,

wasn't ready to be in the past.

We still had things to prove.

But as of recent, we've
been given some time

to really show what
we mean to each other.

Right back to where
I started kind of.

The squad's getting back
together, Ruby and I at least.

I mean, Sarah's always
gonna be a squad.

Calling it the Riott squad
without Sarah seems wrong

in some way.

But at the same time, I
know Sarah is supportive

of anything that we do.

Ladies, a little help please.

Oh no, Morgan and Riott.

The Riott Squad going
off to The liconics.

They know that now that
we are being given ball,

but they're never
going to see it again.

Because Liv and I are too
hungry to let The Riott squad

fall through the
cracks of history.

We're not letting
that happen again.

What would
26-year-old, Gionna,

say two, six-year-old, Gionna?

I say like, relax, be a kid.

Because whether
you know it or not,

you're gonna do everything
that you wanted to do.

So be a kid, don't be
scared of no smile,

make friends be
social, have fun.

It doesn't always need to be

the weight of the world
on your shoulders.

And you're gonna
do great things.

You're gonna do great things.

And most importantly,

you're gonna grow up
to be a good person.

And you're gonna have
everything that you wanted.

In the last 18
months I have grown.

I am more patient,
more confident.

♫ Do you wanna really
live forever? ♫

Through the highs and lows,

I am still that little
girl with a dream.

A dream to save my family,
to break the cycle,

to be a success.

♫ I feel like we
gonna live forever ♫

Liv Morgan is here, forever.

Riott Squad's
gonna make history.

We are going to be in
the Hall of Fame one day.

Ideally, one day
with Sarah, again,

after she's busy
being an amazing mom.

We are going to be something
somebody remembers,

whether they like it or not.

So this all has kind of come
full circle in a weird way.

I started this journey
with The Riott Squad

and I'm kind of ending
this odd chapter

with The Riott Squad.

There's no way I'd do anything
that I didn't believe in.

♫ Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh ♫

And now I feel like
I have a refresh.

'Cause now I'm back
at my starting point.

I have a rare opportunity
to rewrite history.

♫ Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh ♫

I'm right back to
where I started.

♫ Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh ♫

So now where I go from here,

♫ Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh ♫

I can make it whatever
I want it to be.