Tiffany Stratton

Stratton has been in a relationship with fellow WWE wrestler Ludwig Kaiser, whose real name is Marcel Barthel, since 2022. They met at the WWE Performance Center, where both pursued careers with WWE.

She has no children.

Stratton was born Jessica Lynn Woynilko in Prior Lake, Minnesota, and graduated from St. Catherine University. She practiced trampoline gymnastics for several years and competed in events including the Winter Classic, Elite Challenge, and USA Gymnastics Championships.

Her gymnastics career ended in 2017 after she suffered an undiagnosed stress fracture in her foot. Her parents encouraged her to pursue professional wrestling, and her mother contacted former American Wrestling Association wrestler Greg Gagne, who trained her before she joined WWE. She also cites watching Charlotte Flair on SmackDown as an inspiration for entering wrestling.

WWE announced Woynilko as part of a group of recruits joining the WWE Performance Center in August 2021. She made her professional wrestling debut under the name Tiffany Stratton on 205 Live on November 16, 2021, defeating Amari Miller. She debuted on NXT the following month with a stereotypical rich, spoiled "daddy's girl" character.

After feuds with Sarray and Wendy Choo, Stratton entered the NXT Women's Breakout Tournament and lost to Roxanne Perez in the final. She later won an eight-woman tournament by defeating Gigi Dolin, Perez, and Lyra Valkyria, capturing the NXT Women's Championship for the first time. Her reign lasted 107 days before Becky Lynch defeated her in September 2023.

Stratton moved to SmackDown in February 2024 and won the women's Money in the Bank ladder match in July. She participated in her first WarGames match at Survivor Series that year alongside Nia Jax, Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, and Candice LeRae. On January 3, 2025, she turned on Jax and cashed in her contract to win the WWE Women's Championship.

During her title reign, Stratton defeated Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania 41 and defended the championship against opponents including Bayley, Nia Jax, Trish Stratus, and Jade Cargill. She later won the WWE Women's United States Championship by defeating Giulia, becoming a champion in that division for the first time.

Stratton's gymnastics background shapes her high-flying wrestling style. Her signature finishing maneuver is the "Prettiest Moonsault Ever," a rope-assisted variation of the triple-jump moonsault. She previously used a springboard corkscrew as a finishing move.

Her original WWE persona drew on the image of a wealthy, self-assured "daddy's girl." She has identified Paris Hilton and Sharpay Evans from High School Musical as inspirations for the character. WWE has also promoted her with the catchphrase "Tiffy Time" and the nickname "Buff Barbie."

Stratton has appeared as herself or as her wrestling character in WWE programming including WWE SmackDown!, WWE NXT, WWE NXT: Level Up, WWE Monday Night Raw, WWE Royal Rumble, WWE Elimination Chamber, and WrestleMania 41.

She has also appeared in the video games WWE SuperCard, WWE 2K23, WWE 2K24, WWE 2K25, and WWE 2K26.