JoJo Offerman Expected to Join AEW – JoJo Offerman is set to take on an expanded role within AEW following her appearance at the January 4 AEW Collision taping in Charlotte, North Carolina. Offerman, who worked as the ring announcer for a non-televised dark match, has sparked conversations about her potential future with the company.
Sources within AEW indicate that Offerman is expected to take on more responsibilities with the company, although specific details about her role or timeline remain undisclosed.
Offerman, 30, is best known for her time in WWE, where she served as a ring announcer, interviewer, and occasional in-ring performer. She trained as a wrestler and appeared at WWE Survivor Series 2013, but there’s no indication that she intends to return to active competition.
Beyond her wrestling career, Offerman was part of the main cast for the first season of Total Divas and made multiple guest appearances on the show in later seasons. She also pursued a singing career, notably contributing the “Somebody Call My Momma” theme for the Tons Of Funk tag team featuring Brodus Clay (Tyrus) and Matt Bloom.
Offerman quietly left WWE in 2021 after over five years as a ring announcer, and it appears she may now be poised to join AEW on a more permanent basis.
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JoJo Offerman Expected to Join AEW
