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Friday, November 6, 2026

Lola Vice Delivers Risqué Stinkface As WWE Star Lainey Reid Asks For Help

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Lola Vice delivers a risqué stinkface to Lainey Reid during WWE live event.© Image via : Instagram/@lolavicewwe

Lola Vice hit Lainey Reid with her signature stinkface at a WWE live event in Portland, and Reid answered with a one-word plea on X. The spot came during a six-woman tag match, where Vice teamed with Stephanie Vaquer and IYO SKY against Reid and the rest of Fatal Influence. Reid didn't add anything else after the post. Vice has been getting regular opportunities on WWE's main roster since her September debut, but the former NXT Women's Champion picked up a pretty unusual highlight at this house show.

Help

— Lainey Reid (@lainey_wwe) November 6, 2026

Lola Vice Catches Lainey Reid With Her Signature Stinkface During WWE Live Event

The Portland match put Vice, Vaquer and SKY against Fatal Influence, which meant Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid on the other side. At some point Vice saw her opening and planted the stinkface on Reid.

It's her signature spot, so it wasn't a surprise it showed up, but it got a lot of attention at a house show. Vice's team went home with the win, and the night was also Vaquer's return after weeks away with an illness.

“Help,”Reid wrote.

She kept it that short and never gave any details about the move. The post came right after the match.

Vice has built her in-ring style around her MMA background and striking since joining WWE in 2022.

She came in through NXT and slowly became one of the brand's prominent women's division performers, so the stinkface is pretty different than the kicks and strikes she's usually known for.

Lola Vice Previously Opened Up About Her Emotional Reaction To Winning The NXT Women's Championship

Vice's NXT run included a championship win over Jacy Jayne at Stand & Deliver. She captured NXT Women's Championship in April, which was a goal she'd carried the whole time on the developmental brand.

On a podcast, she said she cried when she found out she would be champion.

“When I originally got told I was winning the title, I just… I am very emotional, so I just went to the bathroom, and I just cried,” she said.

She also explained why the title meant so much, and admitted there were times she doubted she'd ever reach that goal.

“I know it's cringey to cry, but for me, I'm so passionate about what I do. In NXT, my goal was always that title. I felt like I could do it, and my character was worth it.”

Her reign lasted 85 days before Kendal Grey beat her on August 4 at NXT Great American Bash.

Vice then made her WWE main roster debut on RAW on September 14 in Mexico City, where she beat Kelani Jordan and Raquel Rodriguez to qualify for the Women's Money in the Bank ladder match.

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