WWE legend Shawn Michaels’ former tag-team partner has caused a stir by appearing to ask wrestling fans if it’s OK to have sex with his “daughter” after discovering she was not his biological child.
The controversy began when Marty Jannetty, 57, allegedly took to his Facebook page last month to seek help over his family dilemma.
In a post spotted by IB Times, which no longer appears on his timeline, Jannetty said that he and his daughter Bianca had fought the urge to become lovers for some time.
However, results of a DNA test could change all that.
Jannetty uploaded a pic of the girl, who appears to be in her 20s, and wrote: “Just did a DNA [test], she’s NOT my daughter, we both held out of sex because you don’t do that.. but now we ain’t?”
He went on to describe her as “F—-N HOTT” before asking wrestling lovers for their advice.
It is unknown whether Jannetty wrote the post himself or whether his social media account was hacked.
The Sun has contacted Jannetty for comment.
The former tag and Intercontinental champ, known for his partying and chaotic lifestyle away from the ring, only learned of Bianca’s existence in 2014, according to other posts on his Facebook page.
Jannetty vowed to turn his life around after she got in contact with the New Jersey-based former star of the squared circle.
Amazingly, this is not the first time that the old high-flyer has pondered whether to keep it in the family.
In an interview with Kayfabe Commentaries in 2013, he reportedly admitted that his first sexual encounter was with a niece or cousin when he was 12.
Jannetty and Michaels were known as The Rockers during their tag-team days, but their partnership came to an end in one of the WWE’s most shocking moments.
During a segment at Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake’s shop, the Heartbreak Kid turned on Jannetty and threw him face-first through a glass window.
Michaels would go on to become one of WWE’s all-time greats and a multiple world champion while Jannetty’s career endured a steady downfall — although he did defeat Michaels for the Intercontinental Championship in 1992.
In 2013, Jannetty was working for Pennsylvania-based wrestling promoter Chikara Pro.
Now he does appearances at “Party with Marty” events around various drinking establishments in the US.