Goldy Locks details sexual harassment experiences during TNA tenure
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 9:53 PM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026

Former TNA star Goldy Locks described her experiences with persistent sexual harassment while with the organization. On "Busted Open Radio," she recounted graphic incidents involving a financial liaison, along with TNA's lack of action against her harasser. Goldy Locks stated that despite having tapes as evidence, she refrained from filing a lawsuit out of concern for her colleagues' jobs. After presenting her case to TNA higher-ups, they asked for her tapes, but she only provided duplicates, leaving the harasser employed. Ultimately, she decided not to pursue the issue further after leaving TNA in 2004.
- •Goldy Locks spoke out on "Busted Open Radio" about harassment in TNA.
- •She described graphic threats from a financial liaison.
- •TNA executives asked for evidence but did not take action against the harasser.
- •She opted against suing to protect the jobs of her colleagues.
- •Goldy Locks left TNA as a talent in 2004.
- 9:53 PMWrestling Inc — Former TNA Star Goldy Locks Says She Dealt With Persistent Sexual Harassment
"Former TNA star Goldy Locks says she dealt with persistent sexual harassment while with TNA, and reveals how higher ups dealt with her situation
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