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Liv Morgan seems to be embracing her dark side at the moment.

Following her character tease in a backstage segment after dropping her title to Ronda Rousey at Extreme Rules, it has been announced that Morgan will be appearing in an upcoming episode of the USA network horror series, Chucky.

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The show is a spin-off from the original Child’s Play horror slasher franchise. The first film appeared in 1988 and the TV show is now in its second season.

Liv Morgan will appear in episode four of the current season which will air on October 26.

The creepy doll, who has his own verified Twitter account, promoted Liv’s appearance in a creepy back-and-forth with the former SmackDown Women’s Champ.

Liv Morgan recently confirmed that she had shot scenes for her big-screen debut in the film,  The Kill Room. The film does not yet have a release date, but it seems Liv Morgan is keen to gain more silver-screen experience.

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She recently spoke of her dream to star in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which you can read more about right here. 

Morgan’s Chucky appearances come in the wake of a rumored character change following Extreme Rules. In a WWE Exclusive clip, Liv was seen backstage, huddled in a corner following her SmackDown Women’s Title loss to Ronda Rousey. Her Twitter profile was also blacked out for some time after the event.

With the return of Bray Wyatt and speculation over an upcoming Wyatt6 faction, fans are wondering if Morgan will soon join forces with the returning star.

Backstage notes on the speculated Wyatt6 faction were recently revealed, which you can read more about right here.

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