WWE legend Maryse Mizanin turns heads in stunning outfit on France vacation – ‘magnifique'
'A GODDESS' WWE legend Maryse Mizanin turns heads in stunning outfit on France vacation – 'magnifique'
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WWE icon Maryse Mizanin left fans is awe during a family vacation in France.
Maryse, 42, headed over to Europe with her husband Mike Mizanin - also known as The Miz.
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WWE icon Maryse stunned fans with her vacation pics
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The wrestling icon was called 'a goddess' by her adoring fans
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The wrestling power couple took their two daughters for the summer trip.
Maryse documented her trip with a collection of photos on Instagram.
She looked elegant and classy in the pics while wearing a beaming smile when posing with her family.
The 42-year-old has three million followers on her social media account.
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And they rushed to the comments section to show their admiration.
"Magnifique," one said.
Another commented, "A Goddess."
While a third said, "Very beautiful and attractive."
And a declared, "You are so adorable."
Maryse joined WWE in 2006 as part of the Diva Search and started wrestling full time in 2008.
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She went on to win two women's titles until her initial departure in 2011.
She returned in 2016 to manage The Miz but mostly worked as a part-time TV personality.
Maryse and Miz have teamed up various times for Mixed Tag Team Matches, such as at WrestleMania 33 when they lost to John Cena and Nikki Bella.
They were the first married pair to ever appear at Wrestlemania in that contest.
The power couple first met back in 2006 before tying the knot in 2014.
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Maryse and The Miz took a family vacation to Paris, France
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Maryse documented the trip on her Instagram page, where she has three million followers
Credit: INSTAGRAM @marysemizanin
And the couple even star in their a reality TV show 'Miz & Mrs' which is all about their lives.
Maryse was born in Montreal and is French Canadian.
She often posts loving messages to The Miz on Instagram in French.
One of her posts in English from her Paris trip read, "Love is not about how many days, months, or years you've been together.
"Love is about how much you love each other every single day."
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