WWE has officially announced via WWE.com that they have decided to discontinue the WWE App's "second-screen experience" after this week.

This will affect Raw, SmackDown, and all "monthly special events on WWE Network," which likely includes pay-per-views and other specials.

WWE posted the following statement in regards to this, further explaining their decision:

"For the past three years, the WWE App has offered an award-winning, best-in-class second-screen experience, complete with exclusive interviews and match continuation footage, dedicated backstage photography and live voting that allowed the WWE Universe to change the course of our weekly programming. WWE fans were connected to Raw, SmackDown and monthly special events on the WWE Network like never before, as we strived to provide an unprecedented – and immensely interactive – way to watch TV.

However, in this ever-changing digital landscape, more and more fans are turning to alternate ways to consume our content during programming. As such, and to keep pace with evolving times, WWE is discontinuing its second-screen experiences for Raw, SmackDown and monthly special events on WWE Network, effective May 28, 2015, following SmackDown.

Now, more than ever, your second-screen experience will instead be readily available on the platform of your choice, whether it’s WWE.com, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat, Periscope and many others. WWE is steadfastly committed to delivering the same level of engagement and multimedia-rich companion content you’ve come to love, taking you behind the scenes of every single show as they unfold live on the screen of your choosing.

Thank you for tapping into the WWE App’s second screen, and prepare for WWE’s new and evolved interactive entertainment."