WWE star kicked out of New York City hotel over escort accusations

A wrestling star has gone on a social media vendetta after being kicked out of a New York hotel after being accused of being an escort.

WWE superstar Chelsea Green claims she was “kicked out” of a hotel because staff accused her of being an escort.

Green 32, was part of RAW’s final episode before WrestleMania 40 on Monday at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, The Sun reports.

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The Canadian grappler then decided to go to a hotel to have a drink.

The ex-WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion claims she was asked to leave because of the way she was dressed.

The ex-TNA star shared a photo from the incident showing her dressed in a very normal ensemble as she sported a white top, jean skirt and boots, which she accompanied with a large coat.

WWE star Chelsea Green. Instagram/chelseaagreen

Green's allegations received a lot of reaction from her followers Credit: Instagram / chelseaagreen

And she maintained a big smile despite the misunderstanding she claims took place.

The former Lucha Underground wrestler suggested she is never coming back to the hotel.

“Man … One night you’re wrestling at Barclays Center, having the time of your life and the next you’re being kicked out of @FairmontHotels.” she tweeted.

“And accused of being an escort because of your outfit!

Green was asked to leave over this outfit

Green went to the hotel in New York for a drink Credit: Instagram / chelseaagreen

“Life is funny! Maybe next year I won’t celebrate WrestleMania weekend at The Plaza Hotel LOL …”

Green’s post attracted over 6,000 likes from her 369,600 followers who were left shocked by the allegations.

WWE backstage interviewer Jackie Redmond took to the comments section as she gasped: “STOPPPPPPP!”

Green responded: “WHAT IS LIFE! Can’t a girl just get a little cocktail!? LOL.”

This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission.