TRIPLE H and Stephanie McMahon’s daughter opened up SummerSlam with a rendition of ‘God Bless America’.
But the broadcast did not acknowledge her as a daughter of wrestling‘s greatest ever power couple.
Triple H and Stephanie McMaon;s youngest daughter did a sterling job
Instead, the name Vaughn Evelyn flashed up on the screen as she sang to the thousands in attendance in Minnesota.
But, her real name is Vaughn Evelyn Levesque, the youngest daughter of Triple H and Stephanie McMahon.
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The 15-year-old walked to the ring in a red dress for the performance, which aired live on the ESPN simulcast ahead of the first bell.
It was her first known public singing appearance on a WWE broadcast.
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Vaughn is the youngest of three daughters to the pair. Her older sisters are Aurora Rose and Murphy Claire Levesque.
The family has generally kept its children out of the public eye, making Saturday’s spotlight all the more rare and surprising.
Stephanie has spoken before about her eldest daughter, Aurora, wanting to go into wrestling.
Around 2021, McMahon suggested Aurora was going to begin training at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, but she recently revealed her daughter had a change of heart.
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Stephanie recalled during an episode of her “What’s Your Story? with Steph McMahon podcast: “Aurora used to want to [get into pro wrestling], and she even got in the ring with Nattie, and she rolled around a little bit.
“But then, you know, everything kind of happened with my dad and me leaving and it was an awkward time, right in the time that she would’ve really been making her decision.”
The show that followed Vaughn Evelyn’s performance saw Brock Lesnar pass the torch to Oba Femi and Randy Orton cost Cody Rhodes the Undisputed WWE World Heavyweight title.
