Zelina Vega

Thea Megan Trinidad Büdgen is an American professional wrestler widely recognized for her work in WWE under the ring name Zelina Vega. She also performed under the name Rosita during her time with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA). Throughout her career, she has achieved success as both an active competitor and an in-ring manager, capturing tag team championships and winning prominent tournament honors.

Trinidad was born on December 27, 1990, in the Queens borough of New York City, and is of Afro-Latin Puerto Rican descent. She grew up watching professional wrestling alongside her father and brother, drawing inspiration from performers such as Rey Mysterio and Lita. During her school years, she participated in swimming and baseball. In 2001, when she was ten years old, her father was killed in the September 11 attacks while working in the World Trade Center's North Tower. Trinidad later volunteered as a youth counselor for children who lost parents in the tragedy and took part in charitable initiatives such as Habitat for Humanity.

Beginning her wrestling training at age 17 under instructors including T.J. Perkins, Trinidad debuted on the independent circuit in 2010 under the ring name Divina Fly. In early 2011, she signed with TNA, where she performed as Rosita. Formally aligned with her storyline cousin Sarita as part of the Mexican-America group, she secured the TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championship in March 2011. The pair successfully defended the titles multiple times before losing them later that summer. Trinidad remained with TNA until her contract expired in early 2013.

Following her initial stint with TNA, Trinidad competed across various independent promotions. She trained with Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre in Mexico, made televised appearances for AAA, and competed for Family Wrestling Entertainment. She later joined Global Force Wrestling, managed Austin Aries in Ring of Honor, and secured victories in promotions such as Shine Wrestling and World Wonder Ring Stardom.

Trinidad signed with WWE in 2017, debuting on the NXT brand as Zelina Vega, the manager for Andrade "Cien" Almas. After moving to the main roster, she continued managing Almas on both SmackDown and Raw while occasionally competing in matches. In late 2020, she ended her association with her clients to pursue a singles feud, culminating in an unsuccessful challenge for the Raw Women's Championship. WWE released Trinidad from her contract in November 2020 following policy disagreements regarding third-party platforms.

She returned to WWE in July 2021 and won the inaugural Queen's Crown tournament later that year, briefly adopting the ring name Queen Zelina. Shortly after, she captured the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship alongside Carmella, holding the titles for 131 days. Following an injury hiatus, Trinidad returned in late 2022 as part of Legado Del Fantasma, which later aligned with Rey Mysterio to reform the Latino World Order. She continued competing on SmackDown, including a title match at Backlash, and managed her husband Aleister Black during her final months with the company prior to their release in 2026.