WWE Women's World Champion Liv Morgan lands another acting role in upcoming psychological thriller

WWE Women's World Champion Liv Morgan has reportedly landed another acting role in an upcoming psychological thriller. The film is named Ping and she is planning to join the cast of the upcoming thriller soon. According to Deadline, Morgan has been cast in the film, which will be written, produced and directed by Richie Gordon in his directorial debut.The project centers on an aspiring creative director who lands a remote dream job but soon finds herself forced to choose between her sanity and a boss she can never escape. As for her latest appearance on WWE, Liv Morgan was last seen in action during the Monday Night Raw on September 7, 2026, where she defended her Women's World Championship title against Stephanie Vaquer.WWE Women's World Champion Liv Morgan to act in another psychological thriller movie named PingWWE Women's World Champion Liv Morgan is adding another acting project to her acting profile as she has reportedly joined the cast of the upcoming psychological thriller Ping. This is her second film after “Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo,” directed by legendary Japanese filmmaker Takashi Miike, which is set for release in Japan on October 23. Before then, it will hold its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) on September 14.This is not the first time Liv Morgan has featured in a movie. Previously, she appeared on the Chucky TV series, but “Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo” marks her most substantial acting role to date, especially under the direction of an internationally acclaimed auteur like Miike.According to reports, the thriller movie is currently in production in Mississippi, and actors like Fivel Stewart, Savanah Moss, and Carter Jenkins were also cast.Richie Gordon, who wrote the script and will direct Ping, says that the film follows “an aspiring creative director who lands a remote dream job, but is forced to choose between her sanity and a boss she can never mute.”Despite her growing entertainment commitments, Morgan remains an active part of WWE's plans. It is important to note that she has recently successfully defended the Women's World Championship against Stephanie Vaquer on Monday Night Raw. In addition to this, Morgan also had her first title defense against Iyo Sky at the SummerSlam.Throughout her young career, Morgan has accomplished almost everything imaginable. She is a three-time world champion, and she has won a record four tag team titles. Additionally, she has won a Royal Rumble and a Money in the Bank ladder match.Meanwhile, as "Ping" is still in the production phase, it remains unknown when the film will be released in theaters, and whether the film will force Morgan to miss any extended time with WWE.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.