WWE star Eva Marie, aka Natalie Coyle, is suspended effective immediately, since we just learned that she violated the rules of the WWE!!!

Get more on Eva Marie and find out more on the WWE Talent Wellness Program Summary….

CelebNSports247.com has just got word that, WWE superstar Eva Marie has been suspended for violating the organization’s talent wellness policy.

Here is what we’ve learned via reports:

The “Total Divas” star is just the latest WWE superstar to get busted — following Alberto Del Rio, Paige and Roman Reigns.
The details surrounding Marie’s violation are unclear — but the policy covers everything from drugs to PEDs and more.

Without naming a specific violation, the WWE released the following statement on their website.

“WWE has suspended Natalie Coyle (Eva Marie) for 30 days effective immediately for her first violation of the company’s talent wellness policy.”

Here is a snippet from the WWE Talent Wellness Program Summary:

WWE’s top priority is the health and wellness of our Superstars. WWE performers are the company’s greatest asset – without our performers, WWE would not exist.

WWE Talent Wellness Program is administered independently by world renowned medical professionals and includes cardiovascular testing, ImPACT, testing for brain function, substance abuse and drug testing, annual physicals, and health care referrals. The performers are contractually responsible for securing their own insurance to cover everyday health maintenance and ailments. WWE does cover 100 percent of all costs associated with any in-ring related injuries and associated rehabilitation.

The company’s talent wellness program continues to evolve along with advances in medical science. The WWE Talent Wellness Program is unique in the entertainment industry and is considered to be as good as or better than the testing programs initiated by major sports leagues, government agencies and corporations.

The program has successfully identified health issues in our WWE Superstars that may never have been diagnosed if they had not undergone the various tests required by the program.

WWE implemented its Talent Wellness Program on February 27, 2006. Read more…