Mixing business with real-life rivalry is either a recipe for complete disaster, or a means to make some money from the reality TV concept people have become so crazy about as years have rolled on. The latter was definitely how TNA's creative staff were looking at things when booking the very real situation involving Kurt Angle, Jeff Jarrett and Karen Angle as a storyline in 2011. It's strange when wrestling companies acknowledge things like this as being "real", because it almost makes it sound like they're saying nothing else on the show is. Needless to say, Kurt wasn't too fond of the angle (no pun intended), which even had his children calling Jeff "daddy". Admittedly, Jarrett and Angle have good chemistry together, but was it really necessary to flaunt the fact that Kurt was losing his wife to another man on national television? In typical wrestling fashion, Kurt would give the home-wrecker his comeuppance, banishing him to Mexico, at least temporarily, and winning the day.