WWE Women's United States Champion Chelsea Green has evolved into one of the most entertaining characters in the promotion over the past couple of years. She loves to complain about the company's officials and often engages in fun arguments with general managers.Green has been riding a massive wave of success on the blue brand, but her run might end abruptly. She might find herself in trouble with SmackDown general manager Nick Aldis after her recent post.Last week, on the blue brand, the Canadian wrestler was in Alba Fyre’s corner when she was attacked by Giulia. This week, The Hot Mess missed the Friday night program. Green took to her official X account and claimed that she missed the show on purpose, and she wanted to avoid The Beautiful Madness and Kiana James."Doing everything I can to avoid Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum 🖤 Can’t lose the title if you don’t defend it! Hehehe Hiii @giulia0221g @kianajames_wwe #SmackDown"In a shocking twist, Chelsea's statement might land her in trouble. The blue brand's general manager, Nick Aldis, might punish her for intentionally missing the program and not defending her gold.The National Treasure could be furious and might strip the leader of The Secret Hervice of the WWE Women’s United States Championship. This potential angle could create yet another dramatic and comic storyline involving the 34-year-old superstar. Green could feature in several hilarious segments in her pursuit to regain the gold.That said, the angle proposed above is merely speculation based on observation. Fans need to stay tuned to find out the latest developments in the Green-Giulia storyline.The former WWE champion tried to bring back the Divas eraThe reigning Women's United States Champion recently appeared on Insight with Chris Van Vliet. During the chat, Green revealed at one point that she pitched to get a costume strap for herself and also wanted to issue a Divas Open Challenge."I asked. I really did try. I tried so hard. I wanted to do a Divas open challenge. I want to do the whole shebang, but I understand that the women before me, it’s fun for me, because I wasn’t a diva, but the women before me fought so hard to kind of end that stigma. I don’t know if bringing it back right now would do those women justice," she said.Green is currently entertaining fans as the AAA Mixed Tag Team Champion alongside Ethan Page and the WWE Women's United States Champion on Friday Night SmackDown. She has been in a rivalry with Giulia and Kiana James for a prolonged time.With the new year approaching and the Stamford-based promotion set to kick off the Road to WrestleMania 42, it will be interesting to see what plans Triple H and the creative team have in store for The Hot Mess and her Women's United States Championship reign.Will Green manage to remain champion heading into 2026 and cement her place as a top act on SmackDown? Only time will tell.