The extensive report further notes that an unnamed spokesperson for Janel Grant revealed that she had texted McMahon three days before sending the letter to explain she had finger surgery. The exchange provided supposedly shows Grant directly referencing the letter she claims to have been tasked with by McMahon. “How will I write your letter? I can type and read it…or try to write it in a couple days. I’m so sorry if I mess this up. I want you to have a nice letter.”

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The spokesperson reportedly said that Grant had written many love letters at McMahon’s behest, to the point that she had started padding them with existing material found in popular culture. One such example is Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly’s interview with GQ, published two months before Grant’s letter. The particular phrase, “In love with capital L,” is something the GQ article and Grant’s love letter share in common.

Another passage reads, “I feel understood, accepted, loved, and appreciated for who I am at my core. You see my heart. You see my soul. There are few people who know the secret of making a heaven here on Earth. You are one of those rare people.” Grant’s spokesperson reportedly said these lines were ripped verbatim from “The Bishop’s Wife” film released in 1947.

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Janel Grant’s email to McMahon was reportedly taken from her laptop by the law firm Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett LLP as part of an investigation on behalf of WWE’s board. It is expected to appear in court filings as the case progresses.