WWE Hall of Famer, Tammy Lynn Sytch, also known as Sunny, was arrested in March earlier this year following 2 DUI arrests, and she was later transferred to a prison in Pennsylvania.
TMZ recently reported that officials at the Carbon County Correctional Facility in PA confirmed Sytch was released on parole on Tuesday morning.
Following her release, the WWE Hall of Famer issued a statement via social media saying that she will be deleting her current Facebook pages, and creating new pages in the future. The statement reads as follows:
“I’m home. From now on, my personal life will be kept private, and both of these pages will be taken down. I will eventually start a new PERSONAL page reserved for real friends and family only, and a business page for fans and bookings. Please respect my privacy, and only add the new personal page if you are, in fact, a real friend or family. Fans are welcome and encouraged to follow the fan/business page. Thank you all for your continued support in the recent months and in those to come. — Tam.”
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