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AJ Lee (April Mendez) rose from a childhood of severe poverty and homelessness in New Jersey to become a defining 3-time WWE Divas Champion (2011–2015). Known as "The Geek Goddess" for her unique, tomboy, and unpredictable persona, she was a key figure in elevating women's wrestling before retiring due to injury, later becoming an author and actress. Early Life and Hardships Childhood Poverty: Growing up, Mendez lived in motels, cars, and, at times, with other people due to financial hardships, often living in a cycle of poverty. Family Struggles: Her parents were young and often struggled, leading to her being "adultified" at a young age to help with bills. Determination: Inspired by her brother’s love for WWE, she determined at age 12 to become a wrestler, working jobs like a janitor, cashier, and secretary to fund her training. WWE Career and "The Geek Goddess" Persona Rise to Fame: After training in 2007 and working in Women Superstars Uncensored (WSU) as Miss April, she signed with WWE in 2009. NXT & Main Roster: She appeared on the third season of NXT before debuting on SmackDown in 2011. Defining Character: WWE embraced her real-life interests in comic books and video games, developing her "Geek Goddess" character, which set her apart from the typical "Diva" of that era. Championship Success: She is a three-time WWE Divas Champion and held the title for a combined 406 days, with one reign lasting 295 days. Key Storylines: Known for high-profile storylines, including a stint as Raw General Manager and romantic storylines with stars like CM Punk and Daniel Bryan. Post-WWE Life Retirement: She retired from in-ring competition in 2015 due to nagging neck injuries. Author and Actress: She released her memoir, Crazy Is My Superpower, which detailed her struggles with mental health and bipolar disorder. AJ Lee is considered a trailblazer who helped bridge the gap between the "Divas" era and the modern "Women's Evolution" in WWE.