Cody Rhodes Wants Daughter Liberty to Open His WWE Theme Song Someday

Cody Rhodes is already making long-term plans for his iconic entrance, and this one hits close to home.

The Undisputed WWE Champion recently opened up on Stephanie’s Places about the emotional connection he has to his entrance theme “Kingdom” by Downstait, and the signature line that kicks it off: “Wrestling has more than one royal family.”

That line has echoed through arenas since Cody left WWE in 2016, and it turns out—he laid that track down right after walking out the door. “I recorded that weeks after I left WWE the first time (in 2016). To this day, we still use that audio sample,” Rhodes said.

But he’s already thinking about the future of that voiceover—and who he’d want to pass the torch to. “My goal actually, I don’t know if she would want to do this, but the beginning of my song and the voiceover that exists, I’d love my daughter [Liberty] to do it at one point,” Cody revealed.

That’s not just a sentimental thought—it’s legacy. “I want her to have a good experience in this. I had the best experience. Certainly, you can’t predict the highs and lows and all it’s going to be. Opportunity showed, opportunity knocked, I was able to answer. Very lucky,” he continued.

Cody has kept “Kingdom” as his anthem even after returning to WWE at WrestleMania 38—and with his title reign in full swing, the track isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. He’s set to defend the Undisputed WWE Championship in the main event of WrestleMania 41 against none other than John Cena.

Legacy. Loyalty. Family. Cody’s making sure all three stay at the heart of his story—now and in the future.