Rochelle Loewen — Biography
Rochelle Nicole Loewen, formerly an actress and Glamour model, also graced the WWE's SmackDown! brand as a Diva. She now resides in Calgary, Canada, where she has transitioned to a full-time career as a Dominatrix.
Loewen's journey into the spotlight began in her late teens, marked by her participation in Canada's Hawaiian Tropic competitions. She earned the prestigious title of Miss Hawaiian Tropic Canada for the 1999-2000 period. Her striking presence also made her a familiar face in various publications, notably gracing the pages of Muscle & Fitness and Muscle & Fitness Hers. The early 2000s saw Loewen embrace modeling for Playboy, featuring in their Lingerie Special Editions and earning a "Cyber Girl of the Week" designation, ultimately landing her own cover.
Her career took a turn when she was offered and accepted a contract with World Wrestling Entertainment. Initially, Loewen appeared on WWE's RAW brand as a model attempting to secure a position with then-RAW General Manager Eric Bischoff. However, her presence on RAW was brief, and she was moved to the SmackDown! brand in late 2004. Reports surfaced of an incident where Loewen allegedly did not recognize RAW Superstar Randy Orton, leading to an altercation. Orton reportedly vandalized her belongings, though Loewen later clarified in an interview that the damage involved lotion and baby oil. Further revelations from an interview with former WWE Superstar Mark Jindrak indicated that Orton had apologized for his actions. It was also disclosed during this time that Loewen had kept her marriage secret during her relationship with Jindrak.
Subsequently, Loewen was transferred to SmackDown!. Her debut involved accompanying newly signed Diva Lauren Jones, where they offered congratulations to John Cena on his new championship belt. In a subsequent SmackDown! taping, Cena engaged in a rap battle against Kenzo Suzuki and invited Divas Michelle McCool, Lauren Jones, and Rochelle Loewen to join him ringside. Loewen was then featured intermittently in backstage segments. In one memorable instance, Loewen, Dawn Marie, Michelle McCool, and Lauren Jones created a distraction for fellow Diva Amy Weber, allowing Joy Giovanni to sneak up and pour a milkshake over Weber, much to the amusement of the other Divas. Loewen then delivered a low blow to a bewildered Weber. At the event No Way Out, Loewen competed against fellow SmackDown! Divas Jones, Giovanni, and McCool for the "SmackDown! Rookie Diva of the Year" title. Ultimately, Giovanni secured the win, followed by McCool in second, Loewen in third, and Jones in fourth. During her match with Giovanni, Loewen suffered a severe low blow that directly contributed to her loss. This marked one of Loewen's final appearances with WWE, as she departed the company a few weeks later due to the significant groin injury she sustained.
Loewen's earlier modeling
Loewen's journey into the spotlight began in her late teens, marked by her participation in Canada's Hawaiian Tropic competitions. She earned the prestigious title of Miss Hawaiian Tropic Canada for the 1999-2000 period. Her striking presence also made her a familiar face in various publications, notably gracing the pages of Muscle & Fitness and Muscle & Fitness Hers. The early 2000s saw Loewen embrace modeling for Playboy, featuring in their Lingerie Special Editions and earning a "Cyber Girl of the Week" designation, ultimately landing her own cover.
Her career took a turn when she was offered and accepted a contract with World Wrestling Entertainment. Initially, Loewen appeared on WWE's RAW brand as a model attempting to secure a position with then-RAW General Manager Eric Bischoff. However, her presence on RAW was brief, and she was moved to the SmackDown! brand in late 2004. Reports surfaced of an incident where Loewen allegedly did not recognize RAW Superstar Randy Orton, leading to an altercation. Orton reportedly vandalized her belongings, though Loewen later clarified in an interview that the damage involved lotion and baby oil. Further revelations from an interview with former WWE Superstar Mark Jindrak indicated that Orton had apologized for his actions. It was also disclosed during this time that Loewen had kept her marriage secret during her relationship with Jindrak.
Subsequently, Loewen was transferred to SmackDown!. Her debut involved accompanying newly signed Diva Lauren Jones, where they offered congratulations to John Cena on his new championship belt. In a subsequent SmackDown! taping, Cena engaged in a rap battle against Kenzo Suzuki and invited Divas Michelle McCool, Lauren Jones, and Rochelle Loewen to join him ringside. Loewen was then featured intermittently in backstage segments. In one memorable instance, Loewen, Dawn Marie, Michelle McCool, and Lauren Jones created a distraction for fellow Diva Amy Weber, allowing Joy Giovanni to sneak up and pour a milkshake over Weber, much to the amusement of the other Divas. Loewen then delivered a low blow to a bewildered Weber. At the event No Way Out, Loewen competed against fellow SmackDown! Divas Jones, Giovanni, and McCool for the "SmackDown! Rookie Diva of the Year" title. Ultimately, Giovanni secured the win, followed by McCool in second, Loewen in third, and Jones in fourth. During her match with Giovanni, Loewen suffered a severe low blow that directly contributed to her loss. This marked one of Loewen's final appearances with WWE, as she departed the company a few weeks later due to the significant groin injury she sustained.
Loewen's earlier modeling
