Earlier on Friday the mum-of-two slipped into a black swimsuit with 'Turbo thot' written across it, while another sees her showing off her tiny tummy in a nude boob tube and matching bottoms. As tends to happen whenever women become successful in pro sports, rumors have long swirled about the possibility WWE Hall of Famers Mae Young and The Fabulous Moolah having engaged in a lesbian relationship during their legendary careers. Given the wide gap between their ages, the moment was far more disturbing than attractive regardless of how one feels about the lesbian fetish in general.

Theron's character is On Her Majesty's Secret Service, but it is more a case of double oh-my-God than OO7. Doubling down on the offensiveness, the match stipulations mandated that if McMahon’s team lost, she would have to engage in some Sapphic love. It all started when then five time former Knockout’s Champion Angelina Love began seeing Winter, who WWE fans might recognize as Katie Lea, popping up in mirrors and giving her advice while making sensuous poses and gestures. What most people probably forget is that something just as horribly offensive was taking place behind the scenes involving the ladies.

For whatever reason, one of the most prevalent male fantasies in modern culture is seeing two women engage in a sexual experience together.

Unfortunately, it seems like whenever they try to make a woman’s gimmick that she’s in love with another female, the result is horribly offensive to real lesbians, let alone any viewers who happen to live within the bounds of good taste. It also made plenty of fans uncomfortable, as they had no doubt hoped the PG rating meant this sort of jaw-droppingly pointless fake lesbianism was over. Of course, the fact Vince McMahon had nothing to do with it probably helped more than anything else. Hugh Hefner would be another one of those men pointlessly attracted to lesbians, so the ladies were forced to hug and kiss as they appeared naked in the pages of his magazine. The actress plays killer queen Lorraine Broughton who is MI6's most feared and deadly assassin – and she is on a mission to show that anyting the boys can do, she can do bigger and better.That said, on very rare occasions, even WWE has somehow managed to get it right and make a compelling storyline out of lesbian issues. To anyone unfamiliar with the saga of Raven, Tommy Dreamer, and Beulah McGillicutty, the news that ECW was actually the first mainstream wrestling company to use gay characters in a major storyline is probably some troubling news.