Liv Morgan on Dominik Mysterio Off-Screen: “That’s My Boy, That’s Fam”

The on-screen dynamic between Liv Morgan and Dominik Mysterio has been one of WWE‘s most entertaining storylines over the past two years — but behind the cameras, the relationship is just as genuine. Speaking on Bradley Martyn’s Raw Talk, Morgan gave a candid and warm assessment of who Dominik Mysterio really is away from the lights and the character work.

“That’s my boy. That’s my guy, that’s fam. If he ever needed anything in this world — good dude. Solid dude,” Morgan said.

The comments offer a rare glimpse into the real friendship underpinning one of WWE’s most entertaining on-screen pairings. Morgan and Mysterio have been intertwined as part of The Judgment Day’s storylines for an extended period, with their dynamic producing some of the most memorable and talked-about moments the faction has generated since its formation. The on-screen version of their relationship — with Morgan playing the dominant, controlling figure over the hapless Daddy Dom — has been a cornerstone of Raw’s comedic and character-driven storytelling.

Liv Morgan and Dominik Mysterio’s On-Screen Chemistry Is Built on a Genuine Off-Screen Bond

Morgan’s description of Mysterio as “fam” suggests the two have built the kind of trust and comfort that makes their on-screen work feel natural rather than forced. That authenticity has been one of the reasons their dynamic has resonated so strongly with audiences — the ease with which they interact clearly comes from a real place of mutual respect and friendship.

With WrestleMania 42 now just weeks away and both Morgan and Mysterio involved in significant storylines — Morgan challenging Stephanie Vaquer for the Women’s World Championship and Mysterio facing Finn Balor — the personal bond they’ve built during their time in The Judgment Day together gives both performers a genuine foundation to draw from heading into the biggest show of the year at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on April 18 and 19.