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TMZ reports that WWE star Jey Uso and his wife Takecia Travis Fatu are divorcing after 12 years of marriage, with Takecia requesting exclusive use of the home, spousal and child support, and attorney fees; they have two children. Jey has not issued a public statement, and there was no Raw segment listed for him at the time, even as his Bloodline storyline continues.
Rumors swirl around a possible Bloodline addition after Zilla Fatu was spotted at the WWE Performance Center, Oba Femi leading the Night of Champions King of the Ring betting, AEW Forbidden Door penciled for big winners like Will Ospreay, Kenny Omega, and Jon Moxley, with reports of Bruce Prichard returning to WWE and internal unhappiness after a SmackDown leak.
Jey Uso tells WWE he doesn’t care about fan backlash, using the hate as fuel as he pursues a world title. Night of Champions features the King of the Ring final between Jey Uso and Oba Femi, with the winner earning a title shot at SummerSlam, and the piece notes the possibility of The Bloodline holding both world titles if Jey wins there and Cody Rhodes loses at SummerSlam.
A WWE Raw recap where Roman Reigns steers the Bloodline’s strategy, rewarding Jacob Fatu and pressing for family unity against outside threats, while the night teems with build-ups and side stories (LA Knight, Logan Paul, Charlotte Flair, Je’Von Evans) and ongoing King of the Ring momentum, leaving questions about Jey’s path and the faction’s evolving dynamics.
SmackDown 6/12/2026 delivered drama with uneven execution: the Queen of the Ring first-round match was hampered by early interference and botches, Giulia split from Kiana James hinting at a push, the Women’s Tag titles weren’t defended in a non-title bout, Solo Sikoa gave a compelling Bloodline moment while some fans resisted the babyface turn, and Danhausen again delivered a short, goofy standout segment.
WWE Raw energized a packed overseas crowd with Roman Reigns and The Bloodline at the center as Jacob Fatu publicly acknowledged his Tribal Chief; Brock Lesnar defeated Oba Femi after seven F-5s, but Femi immediately rebounded by pinning Solo Sikoa to win a King of the Ring first-round fatal four-way; Bron Breakker and Seth Rollins provided a main event that felt like Attitude Era fireworks; Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee beat Ethan Page and Rusev to keep Mysterio on track for an Intercontinental title shot against Penta; Iyo Sky won the Queen of the Ring first round, Sol Ruca earned a big babyface reaction, and Liv Morgan's tournament storyline continued. Grade: A-.
WWE World Heavyweight champion Roman Reigns defeated Jacob Fatu in Tribal Combat at Clash in Italy, forcing Fatu to acknowledge Reigns as Tribal Chief; Fatu protests by calling Reigns' win a "punk ass." The Bloodline storyline expands as Jey Uso's position within the Bloodline tightens and potential matches between Jey, Jacob, and Reigns loom.
Roman Reigns’ full-time return remains a major asset for WWE, but the post‑Mania lull calls for a fresh direction. Clash in Italy reinforced Reigns’ star power and gave Jacob Fatu a credible challenger, yet the piece warns against overrelying on Bloodline lore and Tribal Combat, urging WWE to evolve with new feuds (like LA Knight or Royce Keys) to keep Raw and SmackDown engaging and broaden opportunities beyond the Bloodline narrative.
SmackDown May 8 leaned into Backlash-promising angles: a Bloodline-driven segment with Jacob Fatu challenging Roman Reigns, Gunther pitching a title showdown with Cody Rhodes, and a patchwork of midcard plots (Aldis’s run-ins, MFTs with Solo Sikoa and Royce Keys, and Ricky Saints vs. Cardona). Tiffany Stratton retained the US title with Giulia causing the split, Fatal Influence dominated Bliss/Flair/Ripley in a six-woman tag, and Jade Cargill returned with the new Baddies. The Gingerbread Man funeral gimmick and AI-heavy visuals drew mixed reception, while Sami Zayn confronted Aldis amid backstage twists and Trick Williams’ US title “funeral” segment ended with Zayn’s interference and a Lil Yachty casket moment, setting up Backlash rematches. Grade: C.
Adam Scott said on Seth Meyers that he auditioned for Hellraiser 6 despite his character being killed off in Hellraiser: Bloodline, joking that maybe they wouldn’t notice; he didn’t land the role and was largely unfamiliar with the franchise at the time.
All but one of the 2026 Kentucky Derby horses carry Secretariat's bloodline, according to lineage tracing, highlighting the enduring influence of the famed champion on modern Thoroughbreds.
WWE Raw after Mania delivers a solid reset: Roman Reigns addresses his Bloodline and introduces Jacob Fatu as a fresh pressure point for the title, while new faces like Ethan Page and Sol Ruca join the roster. The show teases upcoming feuds (LA Knight, Gunther), advances multiple storylines (The Vision vs. Seth Rollins, Cody Rhodes vs. CM Punk, Finn Balor vs. JD McDonagh), and sets up Backlash, leaving the key question: will Jacob take the title shot or align with the family to keep the Bloodline’s grip on the title?
WWE Raw in Las Vegas built on WrestleMania fallout with Roman Reigns reaffirming Bloodline dominance alongside the Usos as Jacob Fatu stepped forward, declaring he needs the title and issuing a Backlash challenge. The show featured CM Punk addressing his loss, Cody Rhodes trading barbs with him, Finn Balor beating JD McDonagh, and Ethan Page defeating Je’Von Evans (with a Rusev appearance). Liv Morgan celebrated and defended the Women's Championship against Sol Ruca, while further teases involving Gunther, the Vision, and the Street Profits kept the title picture fluid heading toward upcoming events.
Roman Reigns teased a busy summer after a Bloodline reunion on Raw as Jacob Fatu pitches a title shot for Backlash on May 9 in Tampa; Reigns gives him a week to decide, setting up a likely Reigns–Fatu confrontation when they meet again on Raw.
Raw after WrestleMania delivers a volley of fallout segments: IYO Sky & Rhea Ripley defeated the Kabuki Warriors to win the Women's Championship; Liv Morgan retained against Sol Ruca with post‑match interruptions from Zaria and Stephanie Vaquer; All Ego Ethan Page defeated Je’Von Evans, followed by post‑match chaos with Penta and Rusev; Finn Balor defeated JD McDonagh as tensions with Judgment Day intensify; Bron Breakker attacked Seth Rollins, reigniting their feud; Roman Reigns addressed the crowd, Jacob Fatu issued a bold challenge, and a tense Cody Rhodes–CM Punk exchange closed the show, signaling more drama on the road to Backlash.