McMahon's daughter Stephanie announced her resignation in a statement posted on Twitter.
Vince McMahon, 77, returned to the board last week and elected himself and two former co-presidents and directors Michelle Wilson and George Barrios to the board."I look forward to cheering on WWE from the other side of the business, where I started when I was a little kid, as a pure fan," she said.
Vince McMahon, who ran the company for four decades, said last week that the only way for WWE to fully capitalize on growing demand for content and live entertainment was for him to return as executive chairman.McMahon retired in July last year, as the company's CEO and chairman, following an investigation into his alleged misconduct. Later, WWE said that it found some unrecorded expenses tied to McMahon.
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