Alexa Bliss made her return at the 2025 Women’s Royal Rumble, and now the Goddess of WWE has shared her big plans. After a two-year absence, Bliss is back, and is ready to take control.

The February 21, edition of WWE SmackDown included a video segment with Bliss, where she reflected on her time away. She acknowledged that while the faces in WWE may have changed, she remains the same. She also emphasized her experience with the Elimination Chamber, reminding everyone that she’s won the match before. Bliss then promised her opponents in next weekend’s Women’s Elimination Chamber match a “hell they haven’t experienced before.”

Bliss ended by declaring that SmackDown’s women’s division belongs to her and that she’s in charge. The segment featured glitchy cuts, similar to what fans have seen from The Wyatt Sicks. Fans have already begun to speculate that Bliss’ comment about being in charge could be hinting at a major role with Uncle Howdy’s faction.

The Wyatt Sicks have seemingly taken an interest in Bliss, with the group interrupting Bliss’ promo during the Februrary 14, edition of SmackDown. Since the group arrived in WWE, it had been speculated that Bliss would join, and now fans can expect a major role for the former WWE Women’s Champion going forward.

A mysterious Wyatt6 glitch disrupted SmackDown during a backstage reunion between former tag team partners Alexa Bliss and Nia Jax, alongside Candice LaRae.

The broadcast was interrupted by the Wyatt6 logo and a series of cryptic imagery, including footage of Bliss from the 2023 Royal Rumble – her last appearance before returning at the 2025 event.

The glitch also featured a “HEAL” glove, an enigmatic riddle, and a silhouette of Uncle Howdy, accompanied by the haunting message “Do you feel in charge?” – the same question Howdy posed to Bliss in their last encounter.

While the group has yet to make their physical debut on the blue brand, this supernatural interruption suggests that long-rumored plans for Bliss to align with the Wyatt6 are finally materializing.

The broadcast briefly displayed the ominous message “Do you feel in charge?” – the same question Uncle Howdy posed to Bliss in their last encounter two years ago.

The incident has fueled speculation about an imminent confrontation between Bliss and the Wyatt6 faction on SmackDown.

Alexa Bliss made a huge impact with her return at the 2025 Royal Rumble in her first appearance for WWE in over two years. After reports that Bliss had been moved to SmackDown, the Goddess continued to make an impression on the latest edition of the blue brand.

During the show’s second hour, Charlotte Flair and Tiffany Stratton came face-to-face, teasing their reported showdown at WrestleMania 41. Nia Jax and Candice LeRae interrupted to announced that Jax will get her rematch with Stratton during next week’s SmackDown.

Alexa Bliss then came out, teasing that the Goddess could find herself in the championship hunt down the line. Bliss took a huge step towards a future championship opportunity as in her first singles match in years, Bliss defeated Candice LeRae to earn a spot in the Women’s Elimination Chamber match.

Bliss sealed the deal with an Abigail DDT, a nod to the late Bray Wyatt. The former Women’s Champion joins Liv Morgan, who qualified on the latest Raw, and Bianca Belair, who qualified during SmackDown. The match on March 1 will mark Bliss’ third time entering the Elimination Chamber.

Alexa Bliss knows what it takes to win a Chamber match as she did exactly that in 2018. Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest on Bliss and her quest to become a champion in WWE again after her two-year break.

Alexa Bliss has broadened her career by signing with Paradigm Talent Agency, signaling an expansion beyond professional wrestling.

Deadline first reported the news, noting that Bliss joins a growing roster of wrestling stars represented by Paradigm, including CM Punk, Liv Morgan, Drew McIntyre, WWE Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton, Damian Priest, and Jade Cargill, among others.

One of the most decorated women in WWE history, Bliss is a three-time Raw Women’s Champion and a two-time SmackDown Women’s Champion, making her the first woman to achieve this dual accomplishment. She has also held the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship twice.

Beyond wrestling, Bliss has ventured into acting and voice acting. Her credits include appearances in Peacock’s Punky Brewster revival, Apple TV+’s Carpool Karaoke, and FOX’s The Masked Singer. She currently voices ‘Obiguro’ in the Netflix anime series Sakamoto Days, which debuted in Netflix’s global Top 10 (January 13-19, 2025). She also voices ‘Maki Ueda’ in the Netflix series The Queen of Villains.

Bliss’s WWE Royal Rumble return was a well-kept secret as she arrived at the arena around 3 PM local time, having flown from Florida to Indianapolis earlier that day, and was kept hidden until close to the match. She signed her new WWE deal that day after being in contract talks with the company. She received one of the biggest pops of the night. 

WWE has officially assigned Alexa Bliss to SmackDown. Initially expected to land on RAW, internal discussions led WWE to shift plans, with PWInsider reporting that creative pitches for her on SmackDown gained significant traction.

Possible Connection to The Wyatt Sicks

One of the biggest questions surrounding Bliss’ return is whether she will align with The Wyatt Sicks. WWE initially intended to pair her with the faction, but contract negotiations delayed her comeback, putting those plans on hold. Now that she’s back, there is renewed speculation that WWE may revisit the storyline.

Secretive Royal Rumble Return

Bliss’ return at the Royal Rumble was highly secretive, with WWE finalizing her contract just hours before the event. Even wrestlers in the match were unaware of her involvement until she arrived at the arena in Indianapolis. Despite the secrecy, WWE had been preparing for months, as her merchandise was already in production weeks before the Rumble.

With Bliss now confirmed for SmackDown, she shares the same brand as The Wyatt Sicks, opening up intriguing possibilities for future storylines.

Alexa Bliss’ WWE Return Sparks Hollywood Interest

Alexa Bliss’ shocking return at the 2025 Women’s Royal Rumble was a major moment for WWE and the Goddess, who hadn’t competed for WWE in over two years before the event. Now, it turns out her return also caught the attention of Hollywood insiders.

According to PWInsider, Bliss’ massive reaction at the event put her on the radar of entertainment executives who are actively scouting WWE talent for potential film and TV roles. With WWE’s Netflix deal boosting the company’s visibility, industry sources are paying closer attention to WWE superstars, looking for crossover potential in mainstream entertainment. Bliss’ return stood out not only because of the secrecy surrounding it but also due to the explosive fan reaction when her music hit as the 21st entrant.

Bliss is no stranger to roles in the media outside of the ring. They include:

• Punky Brewster (2021) – Bliss made a guest appearance as her wrestling persona alongside Charlotte Flair.
• The Masked Singer (Season 9, 2023) – She competed as the character “Axolotl” and was eliminated during “Country Night.”
• Uncool with Alexa Bliss (Podcast) – She hosted this podcast, sharing personal stories and insights into her life outside of wrestling.
• Sakamoto Days (2025) – Bliss voices the character of Obiguro in the English dub of this popular manga adaptation.
• Alexa Bliss (2020) – Bliss appeared as herself in a Bowling For Soup music video for ther track that bears her name.

WWE has already secured her future with a new five-year contract, signaling that she will remain a key part of the company’s plans. Whether this leads to Hollywood offers similar to those received by John Cena and Batista, or if she chooses to stay focused on wrestling, remains to be seen.

Alexa Bliss made her stunning return to WWE as part of the 2025 Women’s Royal Rumble match, over two years after her previous appearance for the promotion. As the #21 entrant, Bliss lasted eleven minutes in the match but didn’t score any eliminations before being thrown out by Liv Morgan.

Bliss’ return came after reported conflict between herself and WWE which had led some to believe that an agreement between the two sides would never be reached. Fans pleased to see Bliss back have Dean Muhtadi (fka Mojo Rawley) to thank, as Wrestling Observer Radio reports that he helped Bliss and WWE make amends, culminating in Bliss’ new contract.

Bliss had wanted a new contract but WWE had hoped for her to continue on her previous deal with time added. On X, Muhtadi, who represents Bliss as part of the Paragon Talent Group, shared his congratulations after her Royal Rumble return.

With Bliss back in the ring, fans are excited to see what’s next for The Goddess. Before her contract issues with WWE, there had been plans for Bliss to return on the January 13, Raw and do something with The Wyatt Sicks. Now that Uncle Howdy’s faction has been moved to SmackDown, it remains to be seen what brand Bliss will land on and who she’ll work with first.

Alexa Bliss is back in WWE, and it looks like she’ll be with the company for quite some time. Bliss made her surprise return at the Royal Rumble over the weekend and received more than just a warm welcome.

Bliss signed a new multi-year contract just hours before her surprise return in the Rumble, according to an exclusive report by Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful Select. Negotiations had been ongoing for weeks, but reports suggested a stalemate at one point. However, despite the hurdles, both sides reached an agreement at the last minute.

Fightful notes that WWE flew Bliss into Indianapolis on the day of the event, finalized the deal, and the rest is history. One scenario discussed for her return involved a singles match. The deal was facilitated by Dean Mutandi (formerly known as Mojo Rawley) and Steven Kaye.

Bliss had been away from television since 2023 after giving birth to her first child.

Alexa Bliss One Of Many Returns At Royal Rumble

Bliss wasn’t the only current star to make her way back to WWE courtesy of the Royal Rumble match. 2025 winner Charlotte Flair was previously advertised but actually was first seen back in the ring on Saturday. Both her and Bliss were in babyface roles. Another name to show back up in the Rumble is latest signee Jordynne Grace who got a great reaction after being a surprise entrant in last year’s Rumble

As for the men, AJ Styles was the major name to return from injury as he was ultimately eliminated by Logan Paul.

Alexa Bliss shocked the WWE Universe with her surprise return at the 2025 Royal Rumble, entering the match at the #21 spot. The match marked Bliss’ first appearance for WWE in over two years, and has left fans wondering what’s going on with The Goddess.

Bliss’ return came after several reports stating that she and WWE but new reports suggest her comeback was more than just unexpected—it was a carefully orchestrated swerve by WWE “far apart” in contract negotiations. It had even been reported that some in WWE believed that the two would not be able to reach a new deal, and as a result, Bliss’ tenure with WWE would end.

On Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer claims that sources within WWE have confirmed Bliss has signed a new contract. With that said, he doesn’t believe it was as “last-minute” as sources indicated and argued that WWE was “pulling a swerve.” News of Bliss re-signing with WWE was kept a closely within the company, with Meltzer adding “It was people in the office they fooled too, and high-up.”

Whether WWE intentionally misled insiders or Bliss’ contract was genuinely finalized at the last moment, one thing is certain, she’s back, and her WWE future is secure. Now, fans can look forward to seeing much more of the pint-sized powerhouse who is ready to make an impact in the ring once again.

The WWE Royal Rumble is typically a night of surprise returns and the 2025 Women’s Rumble is proving to be no exception. After over two years away, Alexa Bliss returned as part of the match as the #21 entrant.

Bliss had been out of action since the 2023 Royal Rumble PLE, where she had unsuccesfully challenged then-Raw Women’s Champion Bianca Belair. The following month, Bliss shared that she and her husband Ryan Cabrera were expecting. In November 2023, the couple welcomed their daughter Hendrix into the world.

Bliss’ return comes after reports and speculation on the future of the former Women’s Champion. Bliss and WWE had reportedly been at odds over contractual issues. While Bliss reportedly wanted a new deal, WWE wanted her to continue on her previous contract with time added. This issue resulted in Bliss’ return on the January 13, Raw being nixed and plans for her to work with the Wyatt Sicks being scrapped.

On commentary, Bliss’ contract issues were alluded to, with Michael Cole saying he thought that Bliss was never going to return. Now, the Goddess of WWE is back and ready to take the WWE Women’s roster by storm.

WWE fans should anticipate a surprise appearance by Alexa Bliss at tonight’s Royal Rumble. PWInsider.com reports that Bliss has been spotted backstage at the WWE Royal Rumble PLE and is expected to appear on the broadcast.

Although Bliss has posted social media content suggesting she is at home, that is reportedly not the case. This marks a shift from earlier reports stating there had been no movement in negotiations between Bliss and WWE regarding her return, and there had been no discussions about her appearing tonight.

Initial plans called for Bliss to return on Raw in San Jose several weeks ago, but stalled contract negotiations led to those plans being scrapped. Talks reportedly hit a standstill when Bliss’ representatives pushed for a new deal, while WWE preferred she fulfill the terms of her previous contract, which was in place before she took maternity leave in January 2023.

On Friday, the latest edition of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter featured a report from Dave Meltzer stating that the two sides remain far apart in negotiations, with sources doubting a new agreement will be reached. Clearly, things have changed.

Bliss has not appeared on WWE television since January 2023 due to her maternity leave.

Alexa Bliss hasn’t appeared in a WWE ring in over two years, with her latest match being at the 2023 Royal Rumble Premium Live Event. Now, the idea of Bliss returning may be finished for good as she and WWE remain nowhere close to a new deal.

According to Wrestling Observer Newsletter’s Dave Meltzer, the situation is looking grim. It was explained that the two sides are so far apart regarding a new deal that “people are talking about not expecting a deal to be made.”

WWE reportedly planned for Bliss to return to Raw on January 13 as part of The Wyatt Sicks storyline. However, when Bliss pushed for a new contract instead of continuing under her existing extension, WWE nixed all plans for her return. The day after she was supposed to return, Bliss erased all WWE references from her social media accounts, signalling issues with the promotion behind the scenes.

Bliss has not publicly addressed the contract situation, but her priorities have been made crystal clear online. This week, Bliss shared a photo of herself and her daughter Hendrix with the caption, “If you need me. I’ll be here. For a while.” The notion that Bliss will be with her daughter “for a while” has continued to leave fans speculating that her current hiatus from WWE shows no signs of ending anytime soon.

Alexa Bliss Eager for WWE Return, but it’s Out of Her Control

Alexa Bliss was once one of WWE’s top female performers with multiple title reigns and a Money in the Bank contract win to her name. Now though, Bliss’ future remains increasingly uncertain as the promotion moves ahead without the ‘Goddess’ around.

A new report has come out detailing why plans for Alexa Bliss’s WWE return have been shelved. Originally, Bliss was slated to make her comeback several weeks ago during Raw in San Jose, with creative involving The Wyatt Six faction reportedly pitched as part of her return. However, all plans for Bliss were abruptly dropped, even though the faction itself was moved to SmackDown—where it has yet to debut.

The decision to halt Bliss’s return was not due to creative issues or her readiness to compete. Despite being prepared to return, Bliss is not currently featured in any creative pitches, including for the upcoming Women’s Royal Rumble match. Complicating matters is her contract status: Bliss remains under an older deal that predates her time off to have her first child.

According to Mike Johnson of PWInsider, Bliss has been seeking a new contract with improved terms, while WWE has pushed for her to return under the terms of her existing agreement, which had been extended to account for missed time.

The belief within WWE was that Bliss would make a surprise return at the January 13th episode of Raw in San Jose, resuming her role as a regular member of the Raw roster. However, just before the event, representatives for Bliss reportedly contacted WWE to request a new contract with better compensation and perks.

WWE, taking a firm stance, insisted she return under her existing deal, leading to a standoff. When Bliss’s camp held their ground, WWE responded by pulling all creative plans for her return and freezing her storyline involvement indefinitely.

The situation remains unresolved, with both sides at an impasse. Notably, Bliss removed all references to WWE from her social media bios on January 14th, further fueling speculation about the strained relationship between the two parties.

Plans for Alexa Bliss’ anticipated WWE return have been shelved indefinitely, according to Mike Johnson of PWInsider Elite. WWE’s creative team was instructed to halt all storylines involving Bliss, despite initial plans for her return being in place.

Bliss was originally set to reappear during a recent episode of RAW in San Jose, with a storyline tied to The Wyatt 6 faction reportedly in development. However, just prior to the event, WWE made the decision to cancel these plans.

The decision does not appear to stem from creative challenges, as Bliss was reportedly ready to return. One source speculated that the delay might involve a contract-related issue, although no concrete details have been confirmed. Other sources claimed to be unaware of the exact reason behind the pause.

Bliss has also been omitted from any creative pitches regarding the upcoming Women’s Royal Rumble match. Her absence from WWE programming continues, with no timeline set for her return.

During her time away, Bliss is broadening her entertainment career, recently lending her voice to Netflix’s Sakamoto Days anime, which is now streaming. She’s been active on social media, including this post from last week:

Alexa Bliss Impersonator Scams Elderly Man Out of $1 Million

Alexa Bliss merch at WWE Shop

WWE Superstar Alexa Bliss is set to expand her role in entertainment with a voice-over role in the upcoming Sakamoto Days anime. Bliss will provide the English voice for the character Obiguro, the Anime News Network reports.

Sakamoto Days tells the story of Taro Sakamoto, a retired legendary hitman who has settled into a quiet and mundane life as a family man. When a bounty is put on his head, Sakamoto must keep himself and his family alive while observing his wife’s no-killing rule. Bliss will portray one of the several assassins seeking the bounty.

Alexa Bliss’ Roles

Though best known for her time as a WWE Superstar, Bliss has had her fair share of on-screen roles outside of the ring. These include:

Total Divas (2015–2019)

• Role: Herself
• Details: Bliss appeared as a guest in seasons 4, 6, 8, and 9, and was a main cast member in season 7 of this reality TV series that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the lives of WWE female wrestlers.

Walk the Prank (2017–2018)

• Role: Herself
• Details: She appeared in two episodes of this children’s TV show that combines scripted comedy with real pranks on unsuspecting people.

Carpool Karaoke: The Series (2018)

• Role: Herself
• Details: Bliss featured in an episode where celebrities sing along to their favorite songs while driving.

Punky Brewster (2021)

• Role: Herself
• Details: She made a guest appearance as her wrestling persona alongside fellow WWE wrestler Charlotte Flair in this revival of the 1980s sitcom.

The Masked Singer (2023)

• Role: Axolotl
• Details: Bliss competed as the character “Axolotl” in the ninth season of this singing competition show, where celebrities perform in elaborate costumes to conceal their identities.

The Queen of Villains (2024)

Role: Voice of Maki Ueda
Details: Bliss provided the English voice for wrestler Maki Ueda in this Netflix series based on Japanese pro wrestling legend Dump Matsumoto.

Bliss hasn’t competed in WWE for nearly two years, but rumors of a return to the ring continue to circulate. Stay tuned to SEScoops for updates on Alexa Bliss as she expands her star power both in and out of the ring.

The last time fans saw Alexa Bliss in a WWE ring, it was at the 2023 Royal Rumble, where she lost to then-Raw Women’s Champion Bianca Belair. While a post-match segment with Uncle Howdy teased big things to come, Bliss would become pregnant shortly after, and it’s been close to two years since fans last saw the ‘Goddess’ in the ring.

Personal Matters

In November 2023, Bliss and her husband Ryan Cabrera welcomed their daughter Hendrix Rogue into the world. Like many women, Bliss’ pregnancy was not without post-partum health issues. Not only that, but Bliss has shared that she’s battled skin cancer and preeclampsia during her time away from the ring. Fortunately, Bliss is “all good now” after dealing with these health issues.

Teasing A Return

In July, Bliss shared footage of herself training in a ring, exciting fans wanting to see the former Women’s Champion back make a return. Speculation has been running rife about Bliss’ return, with some fans believing her comeback will tie to the Wyatt Sicks. Despite what happened with Uncle Howdy at the Ruumble, Bliss has downplayed her alleged involvement with the group, suggesting that her comeback will be under a different character than her ‘Dark Alexa’ persona.

WWE has started figuring out storylines to bring both Drew McIntyre and Alexa back to TV from their hiatus according to the latest reports.

McIntyre was last seen at the Bad Blood PPV in early October where he lost the Hell In A Cell match to CM Punk, culminating their nearly 10-month-long rivalry. The Scottish Warrior had taken time off from the company afterward for family reasons.

Now PWinsider is reporting that the officials have started discussing the creative to bring the former WWE Champion back. While no plans have been finalized yet, pitches have been made indicating that Drew is closer to a comeback.

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Alexa Bliss on the other hand has not been seen on WWE programming since the 2023 Royal Rumble event. She failed to beat Bianca Belair for the Raw Women’s Championship at the show.

The former champion has since welcomed her first daughter Hendrix Rouge Cabrera into the world. She has also been dealing with a multitude of health issues, prolonging her absence.

This new report suggests that the company is planning to bring her back after the holiday season. While an exact date for her return has not been set just yet, the belief is that the former champion would make her comeback sometime during the WrestleMania season next year.

Bliss’ name has been teased in recent times. In a recent promo against Wyatt Sicks, Karrion Kross asked them where their sixth member was. This got people speculating about Alexa’s return and in a Twitter exchange, the former NXT Champion claimed he would welcome The Goddess in his Final Testament faction.

• Alexa Bliss Impersonator Scams Elderly Man Out of $1 Million

Alexa Bliss is reassuring fans that she is eager to return to WWE, but unfortunately the timing of her comeback is out of her hands. On Monday, Bliss shared a “Where’s Alexa” meme on social media, sparking a wave of responses from fans who are excited to see her back in the ring.

In response to one fan, Bliss clarified that she isn’t the one deciding when she returns.

She also addressed another fan’s comment suggesting she wasn’t interested in wrestling anymore, revealing instead that she’s been dealing with health issues since her last appearance.

Bliss’s most recent WWE match took place at the 2023 Royal Rumble PLE, where she faced then-Raw Women’s Champion Bianca Belair. Despite a post-match segment with Uncle Howdy hinting at a new storyline, Bliss disappeared from TV shortly afterward due to her pregnancy.

In November 2023, Bliss and her husband, Ryan Cabrera, welcomed their daughter Hendrix Rouge Cabrera.

Despite the personal milestones and challenges Bliss has navigated during her nearly two-year absence, the 33-year-old remains enthusiastic about her in-ring return. Fans continue to hope for her comeback, and Bliss’s updates have kept the anticipation alive.

Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest updates on Alexa Bliss’s WWE future.

As larger-than-life names who appear on TV, WWE Superstars are huge celebrities, and sadly, that means scammers will use a talent’s name and likeness with ill intent. Alfred Mancinelli was just one of several people who fell victim to scams, and it cost the now-deceased grandfather $1 million and much more.

This week, Chris Mancinelli, Alfred’s son, spoke to the New York Times about his father who died last summer at the age of 79. Chris shared that Alfred had been conned by an account pretending to be Alexa Bliss, and gave up $1 million in in retirement savings and his granddaughter’s college fund. When Chris stepped in to try and protect his father’s remaining $100,000, Alfred sued him as his loyalty was to the scammer he knew as ‘Lexi.’

“There was nothing we could do to convince him… I believe they crafted stories that pulled on those heart strings.”

The fake Bliss claimed that she’d been humiliated by Vince McMahon after ‘she’ refused his advances, and often claimed to be hospitalized for bad menstrual periods. After Alfred sued Chris to get his remaining $100,000 back in February 2023, the money was gone within a month. In the interview, Chris shared that his father’s problem with the scammer was well-known in the family.

“If he didn’t pass, he would have kept going. The girls [Chris’ daughters] all knew that their grandpa was getting scammed so they were already on alert for suspicious activity.”

Bliss herself has spoken numerous times about people falling victims to scammers impersonating her online, and sadly, Alfred Mancinelli lost both money and his relationship with his family before passing. His story, like others, reminds fans to be careful on social media, and if something like your favorite wrestler DMing you out of nowhere seems to good to be true, that’s because it almost certainly is.

Alexa Bliss, known as the “Five Feet of Fury” in WWE, has captivated audiences with her in-ring prowess and charismatic personality. This article delves into various aspects of her life, including her personal relationships, body art, financial success, and recent developments.

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Personal Life

Husband and Marriage

Alexa Bliss is married to Ryan Cabrera, a well-known American musician. The celebrity couple tied the knot in 2022, marking a significant milestone in Bliss’s personal life.

Their union has been a topic of interest for fans and media alike, showcasing the intersection of professional wrestling and the music industry.

Family Background

Born to Angela Kauffman and Bob Kauffman, Alexa Bliss has an interesting family history. Her parents were teenagers when she was born, adding a unique dimension to her upbringing. Bliss also has a brother named Jason Kaufman, completing her immediate family circle.

Professional Career

WWE Achievements

Alexa Bliss has had a remarkable career in WWE, with multiple championship reigns to her name. Some of her notable accomplishments include:

• Winning the Money in the Bank ladder match in 2018
• Capturing the WWE Raw Women’s Championship by cashing in her Money in the Bank contract on the same night
• Holding the SmackDown Women’s Championship multiple times

Her success in the ring has solidified her position as one of the top female wrestlers in the company.

Tattoos and Body Art

Alexa Bliss is known for her distinctive tattoos, which have become a part of her persona. While the exact number and details of all her tattoos are not publicly disclosed, we know of at least two significant pieces:

1. A white ink tattoo on her side that says “Love,” which she considers her favorite and has had for nearly a decade.
2. Two new tattoos she got in 2019, which she proudly showed off on social media.

These tattoos not only serve as personal expressions but also add to her unique look as a WWE Superstar.

Financial Success

Net Worth

Alexa Bliss’s success in WWE has translated into significant financial gains. As of 2024, her estimated net worth is reported to be around $4 million. This impressive figure is a testament to her various revenue streams, including her WWE salary, merchandise sales, and potentially other business ventures.

WWE Salary

While exact figures can fluctuate, reports suggest that Alexa Bliss earns approximately $300,000 per year from WWE as her base salary. 

This places her among the well-compensated performers in the company, though not necessarily at the very top of the earnings list.

Recent Developments

Maternity Leave and Baby

As of 2024, Alexa Bliss is currently on maternity leave from WWE. This exciting new chapter in her life has temporarily paused her in-ring career but has undoubtedly brought joy to her personal life. The arrival of her baby marks a significant milestone for Bliss and her husband, Ryan Cabrera.

Physical Attributes

Height and Weight

Alexa Bliss is known for her compact and athletic build. She stands at 5’1″ (155 cm) tall and weighs approximately 102 lbs (46 kg). 

Her small stature has earned her the nickname “Five Feet of Fury,” which she has embraced throughout her career.

Social Media Presence

Alexa Bliss maintains a strong social media presence, keeping her fans engaged and updated. Her verified accounts boast impressive followings:

• X: 2 million followers
• Instagram: 6.1 million followers

These platforms allow her to connect with fans, share personal updates, and promote her WWE appearances and merchandise.

It’s been close to two years since WWE fans last saw Alexa Bliss in the ring, but the former Women’s Champion has kept busy during her time away. In September, it was announced that Bliss would provide her voice to the English dub of Netflix’s The Queen of Villains, and now fans have been able to see the Goddess in action.

Bliss voices Maki Ueda in the new series, a trailblazer in Joshi wrestling who is known for her tag team with Jackie Sato as Beauty Pair. Ueda was the first woman in AJW to hold the WWWA World Singles Championship, the WWWA Tag Team Championship, and the Hawaiian-Pacific/All-Pacific titles.

The Queen Of Villains

The Queen of Villains tells the story of professional female wrestler Dump Matsumoto, who achieved fame in the 1980s. After failing to make it as a babyface, Matsumoto transformed her wrestling persona into a vile heel that riled up Japan for years during her heyday.

Alexa Bliss and WWE

The Goddess hasn’t appeared for WWE since the 2023 Royal Rumble when she challenged then-Raw Women’s Champion Bianca Belair. While a post-match segment teased a program with Bliss and Uncle Howdy, Alexa would later become pregnant and after giving birth that same year, has yet to return to TV.

In July of this year, Bliss hit her signature Twisted Bliss move in a training video, fueling speculation that a return could be around the corner. Many have speculated that Bliss could be involved with the Wyatt Sicks, either as an adversary or as the group’s newest member. With Bliss’ doll Lily recently being spotted on WWE TV, rumors that her return is imminent have only continued to grow, though Bliss herself has yet to give any concrete news on her return.

WWE fans are eager to see Alexa Bliss back, but in the meantime, they can catch her vocal skills in Netflix’s The Queen of Villains. Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest on Alexa Bliss and her role in and outside of a WWE ring.

WWE fans are abuzz with excitement as recent events on Monday Night RAW have ignited speculation about Alexa Bliss’s imminent return to the ring.

The appearance of her iconic Lilly doll on the September 23, 2024 episode of RAW has sent fans into a frenzy of anticipation.

The Significance of Lilly’s Appearance

Alexa Bliss, who has been absent from WWE programming since January 2023 due to her pregnancy, has been dropping hints about her comeback. 

The sudden appearance of the Lilly doll on RAW is seen as a strong indicator that Bliss’s return is not just imminent but potentially explosive.

A Dark Return?

Fans are speculating whether Bliss will resurrect her darker persona upon her return. The presence of Lilly, a symbol of Bliss’s more sinister character arc, suggests that she might be embracing her enigmatic side once again. 

This potential direction aligns with Bliss’s previously expressed desire to explore a darker and deeper character development.

The Evolution of Alexa Bliss

Alexa Bliss’s character has undergone significant transformations throughout her WWE career.

From her early days as a bubbly personality in NXT to her villainous turn alongside Blake and Murphy, and later her eerie association with Bray Wyatt, Bliss has consistently reinvented herself.

The Fiend Connection

Her partnership with Bray Wyatt and subsequent adoption of a supernatural persona marked a turning point in Bliss’s career.

The destruction of Lilly by Charlotte Flair at WWE Extreme Rules 2021 led to Bliss’s temporary absence and a shift in her character upon return.

Fan Reactions and Expectations

The WWE Universe is divided in its expectations. Some fans are eager to see the return of the darker Alexa Bliss, complete with an evolved version of Lilly.

Others are curious to see how her character might blend elements of her past personas with her real-life experiences.

Alexa Bliss has been a prominent figure in WWE for years, but her current contract status has been a topic of speculation among fans. Here, we examine the latest information on Alexa Bliss’ WWE contract, including rumored expiry dates, recent extensions, and what it could mean for her future with the company.

Current Contract Status

2023 Extension

In May 2023, Alexa Bliss revealed that WWE had extended her contract. This news came alongside the announcement of her pregnancy, with Bliss expecting her first child with husband Ryan Cabrera in December 2023.

Speaking to The Messenger, Bliss stated: “WWE gave me time off for [The Masked Singer] to kind of fully dive into that experience with rehearsals, vocal lessons, and all that stuff. Storyline-wise, I was not on TV anyway, so it really kind of worked out perfectly. [WWE] extended my contract, and so it’s just basically come back when I’m ready.”

This extension ensures that Bliss will remain with WWE for the foreseeable future, though the exact length of the extension has not been publicly disclosed.

Previous Contract Details

Prior to this extension, Bliss had provided some insight into her contract timeline. In November 2020, she mentioned that her contract was set to expire in “three and a half years,” which would have placed the expiration date around mid-2024.

Rumored Expiry Date

Given the extension and Bliss’ pregnancy, it’s challenging to pinpoint an exact expiry date for her current WWE contract. However, based on available information, we can make some educated guesses:

• If WWE simply extended her previous contract by the duration of her pregnancy and maternity leave, the new expiry date could be in late 2024 or early 2025.
• Alternatively, WWE may have offered a completely new deal, potentially extending her contract by several years beyond the original expiration date.
• Some reports suggest that Bliss’ contract runs “at least through 2023,” implying that the extension may have been relatively short-term.

Without official confirmation from WWE or Bliss herself, the exact expiry date remains speculative.

In January 2025, WWE Raw will move to Netflix in a blockbuster ten-year deal estimated to be worth $5 billion. Within a matter of months, WWE Superstars will be regulars on Netflix, but one Superstar is already making waves on the streaming giant.

On Instagram, Alexa Bliss revealed that she voiced Maki Ueda for the English dub of The Queen of Villians. Bliss was appreciative to Timmy Red, the director of the English voice cast and fans will even get to hear Bliss’ singing voice in the new Netflix series.

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The Queen Of Villains

The Queen of Villains tells the story of professional female wrestler Dump Matsumoto, who achieved fame in the 1980s. After failing to make it as a babyface, Matsumoto transformed her wrestling persona into a vile heel that riled up Japan for years during her heyday.

Bliss voices Maki Ueda, a trailblazer in Joshi wrestling who is known for her tag team with Jackie Sato as Beauty Pair. Ueda was the first woman in All Japan Wrestling to hold the WWWA World Singles Championship, the WWWA Tag Team Championship, and the Hawaiian-Pacific/All-Pacific titles.

Latest On Alexa Bliss

Bliss has been absent from WWE since the 2023 Royal Rumble PLE where she failed to dethrone then-Raw Women’s Champion Bianca Belair. That same year, she and her husband Ryan Cabrera welcomed their daughter Hendrix into the world. In July, Bliss was seen training for an in-ring return as fans continue to await the return of the goddess.

Ronda Rousey learned a lot from her rivalry with Alexa Bliss but wishes WWE had put more thought into this feud.

The former WWE star recently had an interview with Ring The Belle to promote her new comic book. She talked about things such as having WWE cameos in her comics, cutting heel promos, and more.

When the topic of rivalry with the Goddess of WWE came up, Rousey mentioned how she first thought that the company was just trying to make her a better wrestler by putting her with Bliss:

“Well at the time I was like ‘Oh well maybe they’re just trying to like make me be a better wrestler and be able to sell for someone who’s as big as my leg and make it convincing.’ But really it just came down to the fact that Vince didn’t pay any attention to us and just looked at ‘Oh she sells the most merch, Ronda’s hot right now, put them together.’

That was as much thought as he put into it. That started a long legacy of having to make chicken shit into chicken salad. But I learned a lot from her. She taught me like okay we’re going to have to lead on like comedy and story and expressions and stuff like that to be able to get people into this.”

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Made Me Into A Much Better Wrestler: Ronda Rousey

Ronda Rousey defeated Alexa Bliss to win her first wrestling title Raw Women’s Championship at the 2018 SummerSlam event. The two would have several more house show matches and another televised bout at Hell In A Cell before Rousey moved on to a feud with Nikki Bella.

According to the former UFC star, the ring time with Bliss taught her a lot of things and made her a much better wrestler. Though she still wishes that the company had put more thought into it:

“So it definitely made me into a much better wrestler and much more diverse in the ring and not just leaning on athleticism and spots and stuff like that when I’m dealing with somebody who is not only smaller than me and can’t support my weight or anything like that but she was also suffering from different kinds of injuries and things like that.

There were just a lot of things that were prohibitive and off limits. I’m used to working with people that are supposed to be able to withstand me actually trying to hurt them with my bare hands. Then I’m getting in there with somebody like ‘Okay I have to make this physical and believable but also take care of her.’

So that was something completely new. I learned a whole lot from that but I wish that there was a lot more thought put into it from the very top. But they were just setting the tone of like ‘Okay this is what it’s going to be. We’re going to throw stuff at you without putting any thought into it and you guys are going to have to put in the thought to make it work.'”

After Nikki Bella, Ronda Rousey would successfully defend the Raw Women’s Title against names such as Nia Jax, Sasha Banks, and Bayley. She finally dropped the title to Becky Lynch in the main event of WrestleMania 35, ending her first run with the company.