Mia Yim shares heartbreaking update ahead of WWE RAW

WWE Superstar Mia Yim (Michin) shared a heartbreaking update ahead of the upcoming edition of RAW. Tonight's show is the final episode of the red brand before WWE Survivor Series 2024 on November 30.

Ahead of tonight's show, Yim took to her X (fka Twitter) account to share a heartbreaking update about her dog, Jolene. She noted that her pet had to be hospitalized today and asked fans to send positive energy on social media. You can check out the message in her post below.

"Jolene had to be hospitalized today. Please send positive energy for my little lady, I won’t be online much for a bit. Thanks 🙏," she wrote.

Mia Yim is competing in the tournament to crown the inaugural Women's United States Champion. The final will take place at Saturday Night's Main Event on December 14.

WWE star Mia Yim opens up about her return to the company

Mia Yim recently shared that she was enjoying her time during Triple H's regime in WWE.

Yim was released by the company in 2021 but made her return the following year as a member of The O.C. faction. The group has since been disbanded, and AJ Styles is also currently out of action after suffering a Lizfranc fracture.

In an exclusive interview with Sportskeeda Wrestling's Emily Mae, the 35-year-old commented on her return to the company. She noted that it felt like she was in NXT all over again and that it had been great so far. Yim added that she now has support backstage and it was great to be given opportunities on WWE television.

"It's been great, it feels like 2019-2018 NXT all over again. So it feels really really cool, I'm comfortable, I'm with my friends, I have support. It's nice being heard, being seen and to be given opportunities," said Yim. [03:15-31]

You can check out the interview with Yim in the video below:

Mia Yim was also a part of the failed RETRIBUTION faction under the name Reckoning. The veteran has never captured a title in the promotion, and it will be interesting to see if she can win the Women's United States Championship in the weeks ahead.

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