They say life imitates art. In a culture deranged by moonbattery, life imitates cartoons:

Former WWE talent Gabbi Tuft has come out as a transgender woman.

The 42-year-old fitness guru – who wrestled under the ring name Tyler Reks – shared the news via a press release on Thursday, calling Gabbi’s journey a ‘thrilling story of gender transitioning.’

According to the press release,

‘Finally, with the blessing of his loving wife Priscilla, Gabe is ready to reveal who he really is. “He” is now known as “She”: A beautiful, wise, witty and wonderful woman called “Gabbi.”’

No doubt Priscilla is thrilled. His 9-year-old daughter also has an issue to deal with.

Here’s where Gabbi may have gotten the idea:

Or maybe he was inspired by Fallon Fox, the mixed martial arts fighter who transitioned to an imitation female and was allowed to fight real women, with predictable results:

Fox was challenging Tamikka Brents at CCCW (Capital City Cage Wars) event, where the 45-year-old fighter brutally defeated her American opponent. The fight lasted just over two minutes after the referee was forced to halt the contest.

Brents received seven staples to her head, and also suffered a concussion. She was overpowered by Fox to an extent that even the orbital bone inside her skull was fractured.

Good thing Gabbi is retired from wrestling.

On a tip from Henry.