Blake Monroe is no stranger to breaking the internet with her pictures. The Glamour did just that recently, posting several photos with her custom Women’s North American Championship.

Monroe had stolen the Women’s North American Title from the reigning champion, Tatum Paxley. They collided at NXT Stand and Deliver for the title, where Paxley retained.

Last week, after months of trying, The Vanity Project finally caught Blake’s attention by gifting her a custom Women’s North American Championship. The Glamour then teamed up with Jackson Drake to defeat Tatum Paxley and Shiloh Hill in a Mixed Tag Team Match. Monroe pinned Paxley to win the bout for her team.

The Glamour posted multiple photos with her custom title on Instagram and asked fans to thank The Vanity Project.

You can check out her post by clicking HERE.

Blake Monroe reveals why she left AEW and joined WWE

After a successful run in AEW as Mariah May that culminated with the critically acclaimed “Hollywood Ending” match against Toni Storm, Blake Monroe joined WWE in June last year. In an appearance on The Masked Man Show, The Glamour discussed why she left the Tony Khan-led promotion and signed with the global juggernaut.

“I’ve wrestled all over the world and I’ve moved countries a few times and I always pride myself on how I can adapt, how I can pick up challenges and that’s kind of what motivates me … there are so many women that are fantastic that I want to wrestle, I want to have storylines with and I think for me, it’s just kind of focusing on what do I want to achieve at WWE and that’s to tell these stories to make people feel something,” she said. [H/T: Wrestling Inc]

With a pinfall victory over the current champion, Tatum Paxley, Blake Monroe is right back in title contention. The Glamour is a former Women’s North American Champion and could regain it in a future title match.

Many believe Monroe is ready to be called up to the main roster, which could take place after WrestleMania 42. It will be interesting to see what’s next for the 27-year-old in WWE.