WWE Had Talks About Possible Female Bloodline Member

The Bloodline has been one of WWE’s most dominant factions in recent history—but there’s one thing the group has never had: a female member. Now, Nia Jax is addressing that head-on—and confirming that real discussions have taken place about making it happen.

Appearing on The Happy Hour, Nia was asked directly whether a woman should join The Bloodline. Her answer left the door wide open for a future shake-up.

“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.”

While she didn’t reveal names or timing, Jax emphasized that the idea isn’t off the table—it’s just a matter of when and how.

“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.”

At the same time, Nia made it clear she’s proud of carving her own path in WWE’s women’s division.

“I like doing what I do in the women’s division. I enjoy creating my own path. Hopefully, one day. You never know.”

But that doesn’t mean she wouldn’t love to get in on the action with the current Bloodline/MFT storyline happening on SmackDown.

“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?”

She closed her thoughts with a tease that’ll keep fans guessing.

“It’s never a no, and it’s definitely been talked about. It always has to be the right timing.”

Right now, Solo Sikoa is leading the MFTs—JC Mateo, Talla Tonga, Tama Tonga, and Tonga Loa—on SmackDown, while Roman Reigns, Jey Uso, and Jimmy Uso continue their fractured narrative on Raw.

Would you want to see Nia Jax join The Bloodline or the MFTs—or should WWE debut a different female family member like Tamina or Naomi instead? Drop your thoughts below.