R-Truth's quick return to WWE involved direct negotiations with one of the company's top executives. Fightful Select (via Steve Carrier of Ringside News) reported Truth initially seemed to be a little reticent to engage with WWE in the days after his exit. However, "things opened up" when WWE president Nick Khan entered the picture.

Mr. and Mrs. Money in the Bank 2025 have been crowned, but the headline of the night was the return of R-Truth.

Ron Killings officially arrived on Monday Night Raw and he means business. The man formerly known as R-Truth spoke to the WWE Universe in person for the first time since the dramatic events of the past week unfolded.

The 53-year-old announced on June 1 that WWE was letting him go with his contract expiring. By Saturday, he was back, interfering in the main event of Money in the Bank to help Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso beat John Cena and Logan Paul.

Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso defeated John Cena and Logan Paul in a tag-team match at Money in the Bank on Saturday with help from a returning R-Truth.

Triple H handled the situation the way he felt he needed to by saying “it’s all part of he show” in the media scrum after Killings made a surprise appearance at Money in the Bank to beat up John Cena and cost him the main event match on Saturday night, six days after announcing his WWE contract would not be renewed .

WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash reveals he doesn't buy this aspect of the R-Truth-WWE situation, one that involves talent being unable to wear Truth's merch

Truth" Killings announced on social media that WWE was not renewing his contract. The news sparked an immediate and widespread backlash from fans and talent alike, with the hashtag #WeWantTruth trending globally.