Chelsea Green and Maxxine Dupri are very close friends, and Green recently spoke with Joe Vulpis on the “Lightweights” podcast to discuss their friendship, why she prefers traveling with Maxxine over her husband Matt Cardona, and more.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On her friendship with Dupri: “First of all, we totally have the same mentality, schedule, lifestyle, all of it. Which is really rare to find because all my other girlfriends, like my best friends Deonna [Purrazzo], she works for AEW, she goes to sleep really late, she wakes up really late. I can’t. I just cannot. We have totally different schedules. She’s pretty good at going with the flow with me, but [Maxxine] is like, let’s go to sleep as early as possible. She eats healthy with me, all the things we just mesh on.”
On preferring to travel with Dupri over Cardona: Actually, and I’ve told my husband this, so this isn’t gonna surprise him, I prefer traveling with Maxxine over my husband. Because we align way more than my husband and I do, like way more. Also, I really, really hate the fact that Matt and I get on a plane and I have to sit in the middle seat. I hate that. [With Maxxine], it depends. We just are like, ‘Do you want it?’ We’ll switch. We’re friends.. He always wants to sit in the window. [He’s] huge. Huge, and I have to sit there like a little squished sardine right in the middle. It’s awful. [laughs]”
Chelsea Green, a professional wrestler, recently opened up about her close friendship with Maxxine Dupri in a podcast interview. Green discussed why she prefers traveling with Dupri over her husband, Matt Cardona, and highlighted the similarities and compatibility she shares with her friend.
One of the main reasons Green values her friendship with Dupri is their shared mentality, schedule, and lifestyle. She mentioned that it is rare to find someone who aligns so well in these aspects. Green compared her friendship with Dupri to her relationship with her best friend Deonna Purrazzo, who works for a different wrestling company and has a different sleep schedule. Green emphasized that she and Dupri have similar schedules and preferences, making it easier for them to connect and spend time together.
Green also expressed her preference for traveling with Dupri over her husband. She explained that she and Dupri align more in terms of their travel preferences and habits. One specific issue she mentioned was the seating arrangement on planes. Green dislikes having to sit in the middle seat when traveling with her husband, as he prefers the window seat. However, with Dupri, they are more flexible and willing to switch seats based on their preferences. This small but significant difference adds to the overall compatibility and ease of traveling together for Green and Dupri.
The interview showcased the strong bond between Green and Dupri, highlighting their ability to understand and accommodate each other’s needs. Their friendship seems to be built on mutual respect, shared interests, and a willingness to adapt to each other’s preferences.
In addition to discussing their friendship, the article also includes an embedded video titled “CHELSEA GREEN: ULTIMATE KAREN or MISUNDERSTOOD?” The video provides further insight into Green’s personality and allows readers to delve deeper into her thoughts and opinions.
Overall, Chelsea Green’s interview sheds light on the importance of finding friends who align with our lifestyles and preferences. It emphasizes the value of companionship and understanding in creating strong and fulfilling relationships.