@kunalsummerIndi Hartwell has explained what she thinks caused fans to connect so strongly with the InDex storyline. “I feel so grateful that I'm a part or still am a part of something that people gravitated towards so much. I think it's because in wrestling, there are a lot of things that wrestling fans can't relate to. Wrestling fans can't relate to having a match or winning a title, but they can relate to someone falling in love or chasing someone in pursuit of love. The story there was Indi was after Dexter, but her family, The Way, Candice LeRae, Johnny Gargano were keeping her away from that. But it was just showing perseverance and then showing that the perseverance pays off. You can get the guy. It was just fun. I think people were drawn to it because I was very endearing as this lovesick, lovable girl going for this weird, creepy, serial killer, stalker, I don't even know what to call it. For wrestling, it was still larger than life because it kind of is weird. This young, innocent girl going for this creepy guy. But like I said, it's relatable. So I think fans just were drawn to it because it's something that they can experience in their real life rather than winning titles and wrestling at WrestleMania, which is something that… that's the thing that separates the wrestler from the wrestling fan. But this was able to kind of bring them into it, if that makes sense.” The comments come from an interview with Battlegroundihr.

@kunalsummerIndi Hartwell has explained what she thinks caused fans to connect so strongly with the InDex storyline. “I feel so grateful that I'm a part or still am a part of something that people gravitated towards so much. I think it's because in wrestling, there are a lot of things that wrestling fans can't relate to. Wrestling fans can't relate to having a match or winning a title, but they can relate to someone falling in love or chasing someone in pursuit of love. The story there was Indi was after Dexter, but her family, The Way, Candice LeRae, Johnny Gargano were keeping her away from that. But it was just showing perseverance and then showing that the perseverance pays off. You can get the guy. It was just fun. I think people were drawn to it because I was very endearing as this lovesick, lovable girl going for this weird, creepy, serial killer, stalker, I don't even know what to call it. For wrestling, it was still larger than life because it kind of is weird. This young, innocent girl going for this creepy guy. But like I said, it's relatable. So I think fans just were drawn to it because it's something that they can experience in their real life rather than winning titles and wrestling at WrestleMania, which is something that… that's the thing that separates the wrestler from the wrestling fan. But this was able to kind of bring them into it, if that makes sense.” The comments come from an interview with Battlegroundihr.