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5. Most Prolific Celebrity

Not all celebrity appearances at WrestleMania are created equal. Fans watching WrestleMania can tell almost immediately whether a celebrity is truly into the moment or if they’re just collecting a paycheck.

Some, like Maria Menounos, Johnny Knoxville, and Bad Bunny very clearly enjoyed themselves and continued to be involved with WWE beyond a single appearance at Mania. Others (who shall remain nameless) looked bored out of their minds and felt like sports entertainment was beneath them.

Throughout the years, there have been several celebs who have logged multiple turns at WrestleMania, showing up repeatedly and clearly having fun with the crowds. Pete Rose had a memorable “feud” with Kane at three consecutive WrestleManias (14, 15, and 2000). Menounos actually competed at WrestleMania 28 and then served as a guest interviewer at Manias 31-33.

But no celebrity has been more prolific at WrestleMania than Snoop Dogg, who has logged an impressive five appearances at WrestleMania. He served as emcee for the “Bunnymania” match at Mania 24, appeared in a backstage segment at 27, rapped his cousin Sasha Banks to the ring at WM 32, served as host and filled in as Shane McMahon’s replacement in a “match” against Miz at WrestleMania 39, and provided guest commentary last year for the six-man tag between the Pride and the Final Testament.

Clearly, the Hall-of-Famer enjoys himself whenever he visits WWE, so it would be a safe bet that Snoop will only add to this total in the years ahead.