WWE stars visit Perth Children's Hospital before Telethon
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 16 Oct, 13:33 · Archive
WWE superstars AJ Styles and Natalya visited Perth Children's Hospital on Friday ahead of the Telethon weekend.
WWE superstars AJ Styles and Natalya made a surprise visit to Perth Children's Hospital on Friday, meeting patients and sharing hugs and selfies ahead of the Telethon weekend fundraising event.
Thirteen-year-old patient Blade Dyson said the encounter with his wrestling idol was unforgettable. 'I have been waiting for hours to meet him,' he said. 'I'm so starstruck right now, he is like my hero. I love wrestling so this has just been the best day ever.' Five-year-old Elijah Green was equally captivated when the stars arrived at his ward. 'Dad loves AJ and I do, too,' he said. 'It's cool that he is here.'
Styles, 49, a two-time WWE world champion, said meeting the patients put everything into perspective before the fundraising event. 'It's great being able to be a superstar in wrestling, but it's even better when you're able to make kids smile,' he said. 'This is what it's all about.' It was his first time visiting Perth's charity marathon, and he said he was expecting something significant to happen during the weekend.
How it is being reported
- Telethon 2026: WWE superstars AJ Styles and Nattie bring smiles to Perth Children’s Hospital ahead of weekendWrestling heavyweights made a heartwarming stop at Perth Children’s Hospital, spreading pure joy, sharing big hugs, and snapping selfies with some of WA’s bravest fans on Friday.Perth Now · 16 Oct, 13:05
- Telethon 2026: WWE superstars AJ Styles and Nattie bring smiles to Perth Children’s Hospital ahead of weekendWrestling heavyweights made a heartwarming stop at Perth Children’s Hospital, spreading pure joy, sharing big hugs, and snapping selfies with some of WA’s bravest fans on Friday.The West Australian · 16 Oct, 13:05
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