Lilian Garcia has reupped her deal with WWE, with the announcer signing for an additional two years.
Garcia posted on Tuesday that after returning one year ago, she has signed on for two more years:
Exactly 1 year ago today, I returned to my home – the @wwe. What an incredible year it has been being able to announce shows on Raw, Smackdown, NXT, Saturday Nights Main Event & Worlds Collide! In fact, being able to continue to also sing and now announce in Spanish has been such an added treat!!
Which is why I am so excited to announce that just yesterday, I signed on for another TWO YEARS with WWE!!!! When I say “I’ll Be Ur Girl Til The End Of The World,” I mean it!
Garcia first began with WWE in 1999 and would become the successor to Howard Finkel as the promotion’s primary ring announcer alongside Tony Chimel. Her first stint with the company ended after ten years, leaving in September 2009.
She returned in 2011 and stayed until 2016, with frequent cameo appearances afterward. She worked as a ring announcer for the PFL from 2019 until 2023.
This latest return began in October 2024, replacing Samantha Irvin, who was departing WWE. With Alicia Taylor assuming duties on Raw and Mark Nash on SmackDown, Garcia has largely been reserved for Saturday Night’s Main Event, which she will continue to work.
The singer has released several albums in her career and sung the national anthem at many sporting events, including as a fixture at WWE shows.
