Biography

Rue DeBona cultivated a growing experience in the entertainment industry from the tender age of 5. She was born a product of Glen Rock, New Jersey who at age 13 was a member of a pop music group before going on to cut her own music career with Atlantic Records. Afterwards, Rue began to nurture a new-found love for television by becoming an on-air personality. This came to prominence with her signing with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) in 2003. From there, she went on to make several television appearances including hosting one of the highlight shows recapping recent events from both RAW and Smackdown brands of the WWE. Rue interviewed WWE divas Torrie Wilson and Rena Mero (Sable) about their Playboy magazine photo shoot experience. In March of 2004, she could be seen at Wrestlemania XX (2004) (TV) she made an uncredited appearance interviewing wrestler Big Show (Paul Wight) about his thoughts and experience being at the biggest event of the year. In June 2004, the WWE granted Rue's request to be released. Afterwards, Rue went on to continue making her appearances on television before making a reasonable transition into film. The latter of her film credits include They're Just My Friends (2006) and the Steven Segal action flick Pistol Whipped (2008) (V).
- IMDb mini biography by: VaultofKnowledge87

Was a member of the pop music group Boy Krazy whose hit single in 1993 was "That's What Love Can Do".

Hosted highlight show WWE Afterburn (2004) (TV), with WWE personality Josh Matthews, who she later married in 2006.

Engaged to WWE television personality Josh Lomberger.