WWE Star Brock Lesnar's Daughter Mya Defies Critics in Crop Top and Skort

WWE star Brock Lesnar‘s daughter Mya promoted body positivity in a new video showcasing her strength that came with a powerful message.

“But they talk behind your back,” the 23-year-old wrote in a statement featured on her latest Instagram clip shared on Monday, August 18, dismissing critics with a waving hand gesture while the “No, I don’t wanna be friends” lyrics from Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance” played.

“Was made for lifting, not listening. #shotput #thrower #athlete #womenwholift #trackandfield #fieldevents #strengthtraining,” she captioned her viral post on the social media platform.

Mya confidently strutted toward the camera in the clip, sporting a halter crop top and denim skort before tucking her hair to one side and proudly showing off her biceps as she flexed her muscles.

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“When people at the gym ask me what my goals are, I’m going to show them this,” one commenter replied. “All of this!!!! [You’re] amazing!!!” a second remarked. “Girl you are literal inspiration,” a third agreed, and a fourth cheered her on, writing, “Okay Mya go off.”

Mya has proven to be a force while attending Colorado State University.

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She secured a Shot Put champion title at the 2024 Mountain West Conference and was dubbed the No. 1 in the nation in a post shared by Colorado State Track Field XC account.

“National Champion #1 in the country and a season I will never forget,” Mya wrote about her accomplishment via her own Instagram. “I persevered and fought until the end. I learned a lot about myself and trusted the process. Grateful for @throwing_smarter for trusting me and taking a chance. None of this would be possible without the support and love I received daily from my coaches, teammates, and family. Proud to be a RAM. ”

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Mya also won the Women’s Shot Put event with an incredible throw of 19.01 m in the first round at the 2025 NCAA Championships in Oregon.