Nikki Bellas return to WWE has fans excited about seeing The Bella Twins back in the ring together, but not everyone in her household is thrilled about the comeback. During an appearance on Access Daily, Nikki appeared alongside her sister Brie Bella to talk about their WWE return and the renewed momentum in the womens tag team division. During the conversation, the topic shifted to something that has changed since their previous runs in WWE their children are now old enough to understand what their mothers actually do in the ring. Brie Bella explained that their kids are finally at an age where wrestling will actually stick in their memories. She noted that her daughter Birdie had attended events before but never really remembered what her mom did inside the ring. Nikki Bella then shared a funny moment that happened when her children saw a promo where she said she felt like she was finally home in WWE. According to Bella, her kids immediately questioned that line because they thought it meant she was literally leaving home to live at WWE. While that misunderstanding made her laugh, Nikki Bella admitted theres another reason her son isnt thrilled about her stepping back into the ring. He doesnt like seeing his mom take hits during matches. The moment shows how different this WWE run is for Nikki Bella compared to her earlier career. Back then, the Bella Twins were focused on dominating the womens division while building their brand across WWE television and reality shows. Now theyre balancing that legacy with motherhood and a new generation of fans including their own kids. With Nikki Bella and Brie Bella back in the mix, the womens tag team division could see some very familiar names stepping into the spotlight again. The question now is whether the Bella Twins will be able to climb back to the top after years away from in-ring competition. What do you think about Nikki Bellas son not wanting her to wrestle? Let us know in the comments and share your thoughts. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication. G Add as a preferred source on Google
