Stephanie Vaquer teaches Sheamus to twerk [WATCH]

Sheamus has spent most of his time competing at events for the promotion or traveling on the road for months. Recently, RAW's newest star, Stephanie Vaquer, taught Sheamus to twerk.

Sheamus is a legend in WWE, and the veteran has been in the industry for over two decades. Along with multiple in-ring accomplishments, The Celtic Warrior has a YouTube channel dedicated to bodybuilding and physical health called Celtic Warrior Workouts, for which he recently received a Gold Play Button from the platform.

On the most recent episode on YouTube, Stephanie Vaquer trained with the multi-time World Champion on his show. During their training session, Vaquer taught the former WWE Champion how to do salsa and suggested he add it to his on-screen personality. Later, she showed the veteran how to twerk properly and taught him a few moves. You can check out the video below:

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Stephanie Vaquer and Sheamus lost their respective matches on WWE RAW

Stephanie Vaquer made waves in the women's division and quickly received her main roster call-up when she impressed the fans and critics at WWE Royal Rumble 2025. After losing the NXT Women's Championship, she joined Monday Night RAW.

Elsewhere, Sheamus went on a hiatus when he failed to defeat Bron Breakker for the Intercontinental Championship at Saturday Night's Main Event in Texas. Upon his return, he defeated Austin Theory and Grayson Waller in separate one-on-one matches on the red brand.

Later, the management announced eight Fatal-4-Way matches for the upcoming King and Queen of the Ring Tournament. Vaquer and The Celtic Warrior entered the tournament but failed to make an impact, as neither qualified for the semi-finals from their respective divisions.

Stephanie Vaquer lost her match to Asuka on Monday Night RAW. Meanwhile, the multi-time World Champion lost his match to Jey Uso. It'll be interesting to see what's next for both stars on the red brand in the coming months.

Edited by Aakaansh Sukale