Dave Meltzer has discussed about the Britt Baker situation, and claimed that Baker isn't leaving AEW, but said there is some truth to how people feel about her.

Britt Baker might be forced to depart AEW according to a new report claiming she has become increasingly difficult to work with.

Britt defeated Penelope Ford in her most recent AEW match on 13 November. Afterwards, AEW shot an angle with Serena Deeb entering and hitting the stage, seemingly setting Baker up with her next opponent. This was never followed up. While Deeb entered, Britt was shown in the ring saying "Nobody cares."

Reports that Britt Baker might be done with AEW appear to be “blown way out of proportion,” says our own Bryan Alvarez. Baker’s status with the company drew headlines on Monday following reports

There has been much speculation regarding Britt Baker's status with AEW since she hasn't appeared on television since November.

In our latest WWE rumour roundup, we have intel on future WrestleMania locations, Solo Sikoa's recent "promo," some noteworthy appearances at the WWE Performance Center, and Britt Baker's in-ring future.

The last few weeks have not been easy for Britt Baker, who has not appeared on-screen in AEW for some time and has had to deal with multiple speculations about her private life. The end of her relationship with Adam Cole has become public and fans continue to question her current status.

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