Rose parted ways due to content realised on her FanTime account – which is similar to OnlyFans.
The American has since raked it in from her subscription page and revealed all on her WWE exit.
Rose said on The Sessions with Renee Paquette podcast: “Nobody brought it my attention, besides the night before I lost the тιтle.
“[I got an email] from my lawyer, and it was just saying ‘take this link down.’ It came from WWE legal. It was just saying to take the link [to my FanTime] down [from my Instagram].
“I complied, obviously. Pulled it down that night. The next day was when I lost the тιтle, and got ғιʀᴇd the following day. I never had a warning.
“I know there’s, obviously, a lot of news out there that says I was warned. I never did, but it would have been different, for sure.”
The American grappler was flying high on NXT as the developmental brand’s Women’s Champion, a тιтle she held for a staggering 413 days.
Rose’s final appearance took place two months ago when she suddenly lost the NXT Women’s Championship to Roxanne Perez.
It is claimed WWE bosses were “put in a tough position” with some of the content from her FanTime page, which they deemed was outside of the parameters of her contract.
The New Yorker was reportedly making “more money” from her content than as a WWE superstar.
According to TMZ, her agent Malki Kawa said she has earned $500,000 (£400,000) for her explicit content in just a week.
Rose, who is engaged to pro wrestler Tino Sabbatelli, charges £33-a-month for fans to access the content.