Add as a preferred source on Google Liv Morgan is riding one of the biggest waves of her WWE career, and she doesn’t seem to be thinking about slowing down. The current Women’s World Champion made it clear that her run in the company’s rings should still last a long time.
In a recent interview with Watch Gino TV, Morgan was asked about a possible career fully focused on Hollywood after her pro-wrestling career comes to an end.
“I’m wrestling until the wheels fall off. I don’t know how long that takes me, but I’m a lifer. But yes, I’m very interested in acting. WWE has been so gracious and kind of letting me explore that and spread my wings a little bit. We have a movie coming out this fall, Bad Lieutenant, so keep an eye out for it. But thank you so much for saying that. We’ll see what happens.”
Still, Morgan admitted she has a strong interest in pursuing acting. The wrestler said WWE has allowed her to explore that artistic side, especially after her role in Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo.
The film, directed by Takashi Miike, is set for a September 2026 release and also stars Shun Oguri and Lily James. Morgan plays the missing daughter of a politician, a central piece of the story’s investigation.
This won’t be Morgan’s first experience outside the ring. She has previously appeared on the series Chucky and in the movie The Kill Room, and also spent 17 days in Japan during filming for Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo in May 2025.
For now, though, her focus remains on WWE. Morgan won the Women’s World Championship for the third time at WrestleMania 42, defeating Stephanie Vaquer.