Who was Luna Vachon, a WWF star?
Gertrude Elizabeth ‘Luna’ Vachon was born in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, on January 12, 1962 – her zodiac sign was Capricorn and she was of both Canadian and American nationality. She is still known for her career as a wrestler and because he has competed in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF), known today as the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).
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How did she die?
Luna was addicted to drugs, but in June 2009 she completed her rehabilitation program which was funded by WWE – later that year her house burned to the ground and some people believe that Luna accidentally started the fire.
She went to live with her mother in Pasco County, Florida, where she was found dead on August 27, 2010 after an overdose of benzodiazepine and oxycodone.
Luna was cremated and her remains were scattered at her friend Andre the Giant’s ranch in Ellerbe, North Carolina.
Early life and education
Luna only spent the first four years of her life with her father Charles Henry Wilkerson and her mother Rebecca ‘Van’ Pierce, as her parents divorced in 1996, and then she was adopted by her mother’s new husband Butcher Vachon – not Luna’s brothers. and sisters, but grew up with a close bond with Andre de Reus who was a French professional wrestler and an actor.
Since most of Luna’s family and relatives loved wrestling, she decided when she was a young girl that she would continue their legacy and become a wrestler, but her parents disagreed and tried to talk her out of it. – even her best friend Andre tried to dissuade her, but Luna nevertheless started training for wrestling when she was 16.
Career as a wrestler
In 1985 Luna competed in Florida Championship Wrestling and two years later she joined the Continental Wrestling Association – the following years she wrestled in Japan and Puerto Rico while being led by her stepfather.
Before going to WWF, Luna competed in David McLane’s Powerful Women of Wrestling and the American Wrestling Association.
Luna made her WWF debut in April 1993 at WrestleManix IX, becoming the first woman to appear in the WWF video game “WWF Raw” the following year. She left WWF after just a year, and then competed in Extreme Championship Wrestling for the next two years, before starting work with World Wrestling Council, American Wrestling Federation and IWA Mid-South in late 1996.
In 1997 Luna returned to WWF and stayed there for three years before leaving and regaining independence, touring the world and competing in wrestling championships on her own – competing in IWA Puerto Rico in 2000 and the Australian World Wrestling All-Stars in 2001 The year 2003 saw her enter the German EWP while also doing the UK ASW in 2006 and Women Superstars United in 2007.
Luna became the Great Lakes Championship Wrestling Ladies Champion on June 9, 2007 after beating Traci Brooks, but later that year, on December 5, she announced that she was retiring from wrestling – she fought her last fight on December 7.
Luna also did some modeling and was featured in both “Hustler” and “Playboy” magazines.
love life and man
Luna met her first husband Dan Hurd in 1978 when they were introduced by a mutual friend at a party, and two years later they married in a private ceremony attended by their closest friends and family – three months after the wedding, Luna gave birth to their son Joshuawhile their second son Van followed in 1982. Both of Luna’s sons are avid cooks and have participated in the cooking show “Hell’s Kitchen”.
In 1985, Luna and Dan divorced, and she went on a date with Richard Van Slater, the late American professional wrestler, who physically abused her, eventually leading to their split.
In 1987, Luna married Tom Nash, her childhood friend, but they divorced in 1993 for unknown reasons. On October 31, 1994, Luna married Tom’s best friend David Heath, but they divorced in 2006, although they remained close friends until Luna’s death.
Health, hobbies and other interests
Luna suffered from bipolar disorder, also known as manic depression, and she found solace in religion after becoming a born-again Christian in 2004 — she was baptized by Nikita Koloff, a retired professional wrestler, and her ex-husband David.
Luna loved to travel and her wrestling career had allowed her to visit countries on every continent, including England and France in Europe, and China and India in Asia.
She was an animal lover and had a dog and two domestic cats, while her favorite animals were monkeys and donkeys.
Luna had an affinity with children and at some point in her life wanted to be a teacher.
She liked to watch romantic comedy movies in her spare time, and her favorite actor and actress were Will Smith and Amanda Seyfried, while some of her favorite movies were “I Am Legend”, “I, Robot” and “Letters to Juliette”.
Age and height
Luna died at age 48, so would have turned 58 today. She had long blond hair and blue eyes, her height was 1.68 m and she weighed about 64 kg.
Luna’s net worth at the time of her death was estimated to be over $1 million.
