Dana Warrior is still with WWE, albeit in a different capacity.

Dana, the widow of the Ultimate Warrior, has worked with the company since 2014, when her husband passed away, and she spent some time as a member of the creative team. But in an update, Mike Johnson of PWInsider reports that Warrior hasn’t been involved on the creative side of things in months.  He noted that she hadn’t been traveling with the company prior to this shift. However, she has been working full-time in community relations.

Warrior presents the Warrior Award every year at the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony; the most recent recipient was Shad Gaspard.

Vince McMahon recently retired, and Triple H was named as the head of creative.

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