In the ring, Moinet’s character Summer Rae is known for her entertaining entrances, moves like Indian Death Lock and her finisher Summer Crush, and her diabolical attitude.

The blonde beauty told GC founder Alex Ribble that there are plenty of misconceptions about the correlation of Summer Rae and her real personality.

“My character is very arrogant, very self-absorbed, super mean. She thrives on other people’s weaknesses,” she said.  

“It’s a fun character to play. I think it’s something that maybe in situations I’ve always wanted to be like that. More aggressive, more outspoken and I’m just not like that at all so it’s fun to play that character.”

Moinet continued, “I feel like you should treat people how you want to be treated. So on different social media platforms like Snapchat or Instagram, people can see my real personality.”

Adding, “The biggest compliment I get is when people say, ‘You’re not like your character.’”

She believes that having her role as a sassy Diva is a good lesson for kids to understand that what they see on television and in the world of entertainment isn’t always the truth. It’s purely entertainment.

One way to know Moinet is a kind-hearted person is through her involvement with DTM Foundation.

As previously reported by Good Celebrity, Moinet’s sister, a developmental therapist, created the North Carolina-based nonprofit to help families taking care of terminally ill children.

“A lot of times, when families have a terminally ill child, they’re separated,” Moinet said. “One parent has to stay home while the other goes to the hospital and tends to the sick child.”

She added that they found holes in the resources provided to families because hospitals can only do so much. As a result, DTM Foundation was born and helps families with food, living arrangements, and emotional support.

A newer addition to DTM Foundation is Comfort Cooks. Moinet said that volunteers shop, gather, and drop off food to families in the UNC and Duke hospitals. The latter deed is Moinet’s favorite.

“It’s nice to just see the smiles on their faces,” she said.

You can learn more about DTM Foundation in our nonprofit spotlight.

In addition to her family’s’ organization, Moinet teams with the WWE to support Be a Star, an anti-bullying campaign, along with the Special Olympics and the US Military.

Keep tabs on Moinet’s good deeds by following her on Twitter and Instagram.

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The WWE Diva took time out of her busy schedule to chat with Good Celebrity’s Alex Ribble about the foundation. The interview will go live soon, so stay tuned!

So excited @RealSummerWWE got to spread the word abt #DTM! We’ll share the interview soon. Thx, @GoodCelebrity! https://t.co/SA2WscQIRi

— dtmfoundation (@DTMfoundation) May 18, 2016

In the meantime, we want to give you a little background on this North Carolina-based nonprofit and what it is doing for the community. According to the DTM website, the organization was founded in in remembrance of Megan Dean and Evline Thomas. These young girls had Hurlers Syndrome, which is a rare disease that affects enzymes in the body and for these girls required a bone marrow transplant during treatment. These girls, along with many other children with rare diseases, were medically fragile due to their condition. DTM provides families with medically fragile children emotional, spiritual, and physical support for those treated at Duke and UNC Hospital. Per the website, DTM serves “families with the highest level of need” who do not have access to additional resources available.

  Tonight I was able to join my mom & sister @nikkishome in serving families at #UNC hospital through @dtmfoundation program called Comfort Cooks. Serving families of medically fragile children with hot home cooked meals! I’m so proud of them & the impact that #DTMfoundation is having on both UNC & Duke hospitals! #nonprofits #giveback #medicallyfragilechildren   A photo posted by Summer Rae (@daniellemoinet) on May 15, 2016 at 5:19pm PDT

“We want to offer holistic support to enable the families to focus solely on their child’s treatment as we know that if the caregivers aren’t being supported then it is harder for them to support and advocate for their child. Their journey and experiences through their child’s treatment matters, and we aim to make it just a little bit easier in whatever ways we can,” the organization writes.

Stay linked to GoodCelebrity.com for our full interview with Danielle to learn more about this Good Organization!

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