Nia Jax Comments on the Possibility of a Female Joining The Bloodline – Nia Jax recently addressed ongoing discussions about whether a female member could become part of The Bloodline, a topic that has circulated for years given the group’s deep family roots. The Bloodline has taken multiple shapes over time, with the current direction split across both brands. Roman Reigns, Jey Uso, and Jimmy Uso continue working through their issues on RAW, while Solo Sikoa leads his MFTs on SmackDown. Despite the group’s long history and strong family ties, no woman has officially joined the stable, even though Nia Jax, Tamina Snuka, and Naomi all share that lineage.

During her appearance on The Happy Hour, Nia was asked directly about the idea of finally adding a female to the faction. She kept the door open and confirmed that the conversation has taken place behind the scenes. “It would only be right for a female to join the Bloodline. Our family runs deep in this business. There have been talks, but it’s always what works best for the story. I don’t think it’s ruled out that it will never happen, but the boys have been creating such a cool niche for themselves. I like doing what I do in the women’s division. I enjoy creating my own path. Hopefully, one day. You never know. The MFTs have a cool thing going on. I love those guys and I would not mind joining in a little mixed tag action. Candice LeRae is with Johnny Gargano and (Tommaso) Ciampa. Why not throw a little mixed tag with the Bloodline. It’s never a no, and it’s definitely been talked about. It always has to be the right timing,” she said.

The MFTs—JC Mateo, Talla Tonga, Tama Tonga, and Tonga Loa—have played a key role in the new direction of the SmackDown side of the story, making the possibility of mixed-tag involvement more realistic than ever.

Nia currently works alongside Lash Legend, who officially joined the main roster last Friday on SmackDown, adding another layer to potential future storylines within the women’s division and beyond.

Nia Jax Comments on the Possibility of a Female Joining The Bloodline

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