Charlotte Flair Jokes About Having A Permit To Do Whatever She Wants

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Charlotte Flair practically annoyed the online world with her joke of a tweet, ‘It’s ok… I have a permit,’ while including a candid shot of a note simply saying, ‘I can do what I want.’ This little note, written in a casual childlike hand, galvanized the imagination of Flair’s fanbase, triggering a whole roundup of witty replies, acerbic compliments, and playful jabs.

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That image itself shows a piece of paper with those words handwritten on it, presumably in marker or pen: ‘I can do what I want.’ Something one would ask from an unruly kid, not from a 14-time WWE Women’s Champion! And that was the irresistible charm. Flair, who has no less of a personality outside the ring, brought that facet into full view.

It’s ok… I have a permit. pic.twitter.com/ChIOKUcHCL

— Charlotte Flair (@MsCharlotteWWE) June 20, 2025

One user said jokingly: ‘When you’re a queen the permission slip doesn’t come written in the third person,’ a nod to Flair’s regal persona in wrestling. Another user mocked the informal ‘permit’ by saying, ‘That has to be notecard size to be legit.’ The reply section was flooded with mentions of her being ‘The Queen’ of WWE, with one fan stating, ‘The Queen of all Queens is thee most Beautifulest women alive.’

Sometimes jokes don’t really land. One of the other users sparked an antagonistic reply saying: “Ron Swanson is way cooler than you will ever be,” recalling the infamous Parks and Recreation character who despised acts of bureaucracy. Another sarcastically chimed in to finish Flair’s sentence: “…to your own face. There, finished it for you. You’re welcome!!”

Things took a Luis Vuitton moment when a user started typing away in French: “Franchement, elle me souscrit, vérité logique honnête cash poli ok aucun fan.” Roughly translated, it means, “Frankly, she subscribes to me, logical truth honest cash polite ok no fan.” Her comment loosed a stark whimsical contrast to the straightforwardness of others’ reactions.

The sponsored opportunities for some lousy wrestling jokes were back again. One sarcastically “suggested” she “go wrestle in Stardom then and learn a new hold”—referring to the popular Japanese women’s wrestling promotion. Another mentioned her in real life alongside fellow wrestler Andrade El Idolo: “Cancellation of that license with Andrade gives you permission to do what you want. Oh never mind you meant something else.”

“And what can she do with that license?”; this spawned an argument on freedom since one follower said, “That logic works both ways…just saying! Yes you can do what you want, but so can everyone else! So nothing will change.”

Clearly, this tweet struck a chord, gathering thousands of likes and retweets within a couple of hours. Whether it was the raw simplicity of the message, the humor behind it, or the sheer presence of Charlotte Flair in the spotlight even when she is not wrestling, this post was just one more demonstration of what keeps her among the most talked-about names in wrestling.

And really, if anyone in WWE has earned the right to say I can do what I want, it probably is her. This is the same woman who has main-evented WrestleMania, has more championship titles than almost everyone in the women’s division, and can somehow make headlines even when taking a break from in-ring work.

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So yeah, Charlotte Flair has a permit. And judging by the response, her fans have nothing but enthusiasm for her application of it.