Liv Morgan Reveals “Liva Lisa” Portrait Creator Tried to Get Handsy with Her

Liv Morgan might be the center of WWE’s women’s division right now, but even she isn’t immune to uncomfortable fan run-ins. And apparently, one viral moment led to a little too much attention for the Wrong reasons.

Back in March, the “Liva Lisa” portrait made headlines ahead of the March 21 edition of Friday Night SmackDown. The Mona Lisa-inspired artwork featuring Liv’s face had fans literally worshipping it outside the arena. The clip went viral, and Liv herself even joked about wanting it hung in the Louvre. But now, she’s revealed that the man behind the portrait got way too close for comfort while she was overseas.

Appearing on the Untriggered podcast, Liv told the full story. “Well, no one would dare approach me when I’m with Dominik,” she began, making it clear that Dominik Mysterio’s presence usually keeps things in check. “The one time I wasn’t with him, we were in Italy, and someone made a Mona Lisa portrait, but it was me instead of Mona Lisa. It was the Liva Lisa. It was so much better—like, way hotter.”

Then came the part fans didn’t know. “The guy who helped make it, he put his hand on me,” Liv said. “And I was like, ‘No, no, no, no, no. Daddy Dom.’” She made it clear that even though the guy thought he was just being friendly, he crossed the line. “And he was all shook and took it off. So when he’s not around, I fend for myself.”

Morgan didn’t say whether WWE security was involved or how far things went, but the message was loud and clear—just because a fan creates something viral doesn’t mean they’re allowed to ignore basic respect.

Liv handled it with grace, but the incident is another reminder that admiration doesn’t give fans the right to get physical. Regardless of the setting—arena or overseas—boundaries are everything.

The “Liva Lisa” portrait might’ve been hilarious, but this story adds a darker layer to the viral moment. And while Liv may have laughed it off, it’s clear she’s not afraid to shut it down when things go too far.