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| rdfs:comment | - Note: Not all of this is public knowledge yet. When in doubt, ask handler. McBride is not her original name. Karen was born to a very poor family in a rough neighborhood in the state of Texas. Her father left after her younger brother was born, leaving the mother to tend to Karen, her younger brother, and her older brother. To help pay the bills Karen, at the tender age of fifteen, began to prostitute herself. This went on for a year until one day she came home to find police surrounding her home. Her mother had been murdered by a drive by shooting and the brothers were gone, nowhere to be seen. The search for Karen's brothers went on for a long time but eventually they gave up. Karen was quickly placed into foster care and eventually adopted by Stan Lee McBride and his wife Diane Cooker M
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| current efeds | - Global Division of Wrestling
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| previous efeds | - Southeastern Women's Wrestling Conference
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| Music | - "American Dreamgirl" by Tara Slone
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| Trainer | - Paul Levesque
- Ted DiBiase, Sr
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| abstract | - Note: Not all of this is public knowledge yet. When in doubt, ask handler. McBride is not her original name. Karen was born to a very poor family in a rough neighborhood in the state of Texas. Her father left after her younger brother was born, leaving the mother to tend to Karen, her younger brother, and her older brother. To help pay the bills Karen, at the tender age of fifteen, began to prostitute herself. This went on for a year until one day she came home to find police surrounding her home. Her mother had been murdered by a drive by shooting and the brothers were gone, nowhere to be seen. The search for Karen's brothers went on for a long time but eventually they gave up. Karen was quickly placed into foster care and eventually adopted by Stan Lee McBride and his wife Diane Cooker McBride. Stan and Diane did have children of their own but Karen proved to be exceptionally smart, impressing them with how quickly she made it through college to earn her law degree. As a graduation gift they helped her start her law firm and gave her a share in their company, McBride Incorporated. All of the McBride children, Karen included, started out with equal stakes in the company but somehow Karen managed to one her step-siblings to sell their share to Karen, making her majority share holder in the company, equaled only by Stan and Diane themselves. Street life will always run through Karen's veins and she decided to become a professional wrestler, figuring that with the wealth and influence of the McBride family name she could become an instant star in the business.
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