WWE's Big E discusses mental health and new book
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 1, 2026, 4:33 PM
Last updated Jul 1, 2026
WWE star Big E has shared insights into his mental health challenges during an interview on 'Insight with Chris Van Vliet.' He elaborated on his decision to write a book titled 'How I Got Over,' aimed at providing hope to those facing similar struggles. Big E has not competed since 2022 and expressed that he does not plan to return to the ring due to the lingering effects of his injury. He highlighted his past experiences with self-hatred and imposter syndrome, emphasizing the importance of therapy in his journey.
- •Big E has not wrestled since 2022 due to injury.
- •His new book addresses mental health struggles.
- •He aims to offer hope to others facing similar issues.
- •Big E reflects on the contradictory nature of his public persona.
- •Therapy played a crucial role in his personal development.
- 4:33 PMWrestling Inc — WWE's Big E Elaborates On Mental Health Struggle & Decision To Pen Book
"WWE star Big E has been open about his mental health struggles in the past, and he recently explained how that part of his life led to him writing a book.
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