Anecdotes

Considered to be the first WWF "diva".

Shared an east Marietta (GA) townhouse with Larry Pfohl, with whom she was living at the time of her death. In the morning hours of 4/30/03 Pfohl had called 9-1-1to report that Hulette wasn't breathing. She was rushed to the WellStar Kennestone Hospital and died a short time later. The final autopsy results revealed that she had a blood alcohol level of 0.29 and a mix of painkillers, nausea medication and tranquilizers in her system; and died from acute toxicity.

Was featured on the cover of the World Wrestling Federation's "WWF Magazine" (either alone or shared) five times: 12/86, 1/87, 5/88, 6/91, 10/91 and 5/92./ Also, was the central subject of the Summer 1992 issue of "WWF Spotlight".

Billed as "The First Lady of Wrestling."

Former sister-in-law of Lanny Poffo and former daughter-in-law of Angelo Poffo.