Tammy Lynn Scyth, better known as 'Sunny' was the WWE's very first diva and a Hall of Famer, who is still a popular figure among a certain generation fo WWE fans. However, her problems with alcoholo saw her ending up in rehab but her rehab stint is now complete and recently he spoke to TMZ Sports regarding her plans for the immediate future. Thhe WWE paid $80,000 in total for the costs of the last two months of her rehab program.
According to the report in TMZ Sports, "Sunny tells TMZ Sports she had more than 5,000 emails waiting for her after rehab from fans requesting some private time on Skype. Sunny says she charges $100 for just 10 minutes on cam ... some serious dough. However, the cash flow won't just end at private calls -- Sunny says she's also booked plenty of convention appearances and is ready to hit the road ... sober this time. In fact, Sunny says she's already hit the salon HARD -- because she wants her first impression back in public to be a good one! As we previously reported, Sunny says she's also down to start working with Vivid again -- but so far, it's unclear if the two sides have hammered out a new deal."
After the report was published, she penned a quick post on Facebook to air her views on her future. "Just to clear up any assumptions or speculations, yes, I have been in rehab for alcohol for the past 95 days. I chose to go on my own accord after having the worst relapse I've ever had in June of 2015. I have done a few rehabs prior, for a month at a time, and trust me, a month is not enough, So this time I gave it 3 months. And it was the best decision I ever made. The people at Retreat at Lancaster County in PA and Mountainside Treatment Center in CT gave me the courage, strength and hope to change my life for the better. The last three months have been filled with counseling, yoga, mediation, hikes, camp-outs, ropes courses, Equine therapy, Art Therapy, Music Therapy, Culinary Therapy, Spiritual Enhancement and Religion (yes, I now practice both Christianity and a little Buddhism) --- all of this has made me a better person. I had some serious health issues that are now on the mend, and my recent diagnosis of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus is being managed. I am eternally grateful to the 2 treatment centers, my family, friends, fans, and the WWE for all of the support I have gotten. I encourage anyone and everyone who has any type of substance abuse problem to seek help---it's the best thing you can do, and it will save your life. God Speed and NAMASTE....."
