Ronnie Radke’s Decline Reflects His Break from AEW’s Saraya (Formerly Paige)

Ronnie Radke Confirms Breakup

The frontman of Falling In Reverse, Ronnie Radke, has officially confirmed the end of his relationship with professional fighter Saraya after six years together.

The singer shared a video on social media, initially recorded by a fan, revealing that he and Saraya had been separated for about three months but were still on good terms.

In the video, he stated: “We were broken up for damn three months. Where the hell are you guys? Saraya lives three minutes from me. We talk all the time, we chat every day; she is my friend. Sometimes things don’t go the way you all want.”

Details of Their Relationship

Radke described his ex-girlfriend as a good person, explaining that they simply “broke up” and suggesting that their fans are more upset about the split than they are. He added: “She is rich, damn it, I am rich, like a dude, we are living our lives. Relax, guys, stop getting into my DMs… We have been through ups and downs a few months ago. I understand you’re in shock. But listen – let go, everything will be fine, okay? Leave us alone!”

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Radke began dating Saraya in late 2018. Born Saraya-Jade Bevis, she previously went by the name Paige in WWE. She left WWE to join AEW in 2022.

Coming from a wrestling family, Saraya appeared in the 2012 documentary “Fighters: Fighting My Family,” which was later adapted into the 2019 film “Fighting with My Family,” where she was portrayed by Florence Pugh.

During her relationship with Radke, Saraya appeared in two music videos for Falling In Reverse and provided backing vocals on his track “Bad Guy” from the 2024 album “Popular Monster.”

Meanwhile, Radke faced delays last month regarding a tour with Falling In Reverse due to visa restrictions for individuals with prison sentences of 12 months or more. In the 2000s, he served more than a year in prison related to a deadly altercation that resulted in the death of an 18-year-old. Billboard reported on the situation.

This forced the postponement of the UK leg of the “Popular Monster 2” tour, as the band aimed to “work through (so) this issue legally to obtain the necessary visa.” Radke mentioned that this situation would have a significant economic impact in the UK.