JoJo Offerman

Originally introduced to fans as a cast member on the first season of WWE Total Divas in 2013, JoJo Offerman quickly pivoted from a brief in-ring stint to ring announcing, cutting her teeth in NXT before earning a main roster call-up and locking down the Raw announcer chair from 2016 to 2018. Pro Wrestling Illustrated recognized her as the Best Ring Announcer of 2015. A trained singer, she also contributed vocals to Tons of Funk's entrance theme "Somebody Call My Momma." She quietly departed WWE in 2021.

On January 4, 2025, Offerman surfaced at AEW Collision in Charlotte, North Carolina, working as a ring announcer for a dark match — her first wrestling appearance since the passing of Bray Wyatt. On July 12, 2025, she appeared at AEW All In, performing "Ain't Nobody" live during Swerve Strickland's entrance. While not yet exclusively All Elite, sources within AEW expect her to continue working alongside the company, though her specific role remains undisclosed.