SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Multi-time World Wrestling Entertainment world champion, former tag team champion and pro wrestling royalty Charlotte Flair is coming to San Francisco for the week of Super Bowl 60 to host a special charity event. Bad Bunny look-alike contest to be held in SF’s Mission Dist rict week of Super Bowl "Queen Charlotte", as she's known by fans, will be in the City by the Bay for the 25th anniversary of Off the Field NFL Wives Association's annual Super Bowl Charity Fashion Show. Off The Field (OTF) is a national nonprofit of women connected to active and retired players, creating positive change through service, leadership and community impact, according to the WWE superstar. WWE’s Alexa Bliss talks evolving characters, Bray Wyatt’s legacy and her most starstruck moment on ‘The Finish with Kor Tor’ OTF said the yearly fashion show has "grown to become a marquee event of Super Bowl Week." This upcoming edition takes place Friday, Feb. 6, 12 - 3 p.m., at the former Coco Republic location at 55 Stockton Street. The 2026 event theme is 'Legacy in Lights' with fashion provided by Nieman Marcus. Benefactors for the show include the Boys and Girls Club of Oakland and Charlotte Maxwell Clinic. "It's just not a fashion show, but it's a platform to give back to the community," said Flair. "I think being the 25th anniversary, they're trying to make it bigger and bolder every year." Heads up — the popular event normally sells out fast. More information on how to get tickets is available here. So how did the future wrestling hall-of-famer get the prime hosting gig? Flair thanks Raider Nation for the opportunity. Charlotte Flair. (Photo: KRON4+) "I am so honored to be a part of this," said Flair in an interview on The Finish with Kor Tor. "Actually, I happened to be at one of the [Las Vegas] Raiders' early games preseason and one of the wives, I'm assuming on the committee approached me, 'Oh my gosh. My husband is such a huge fan; I'm a fan. We'd love for you to be a part of it if your schedule allows it.' When she presented the hosting opportunity for the fashion show, I was like 'Absolutely!'...I'm usually working Super Bowl weekend, so it all worked out." The association is "dedicated to fostering sisterhood among wives and significant others while serving NFL communities through philanthropic efforts," according to its website. "I definitely think it's going to be a fabulous, three hours of beautiful fashion mixing in with what they've been able to do with the community." said Flair. "I'm just so excited to be a part of it, help showcase all the work that they do, year-in, year-out." ...read more read less