Nia Jax Says She’s 'Technically' Part Of The Bloodline, But Not On TV
On the Keep It Aloha podcast Nia Jax said she’s listed on a family chart and considers herself part of The Bloodline, but stressed she hasn’t been shown with the faction on WWE television and can be called on if needed.
Nia Jax told the Keep It Aloha podcast she considers herself "technically" a member of The Bloodline, noting her name appears on a family chart Dwayne put up, but said she has not been used with the faction on WWE television.
She said formal involvement would be driven by storyline and that she values building her own identity instead of being automatically slotted into the group.
Jax mentioned other female members of the extended Anoa'i family — Naomi and Tamina — as potential options to support The Bloodline if the storyline required it.
The comments arrive as The Bloodline has been feuding with Royce Keys' 946 faction on RAW, which recently added Jaida Parker. Those developments have led to speculation about whether WWE might introduce a woman aligned with The Bloodline on TV; Jax said she could be called on if needed but for now remains off-screen.
Jax summed up her position as available when wanted, "technically in The Bloodline, just not on TV," while emphasizing she can continue to carve out her own path in WWE programming.
