'I have to start that process very soon': WWE star Naomi planning to step back from WWE
WWE superstar Naomi, who has recently become an overnight sensation after turning heel on WWE by attacking Jade Cargill, is planning to step back from the company for a very special and personal reason.
Naomi has expressed her decision to step back and take a lengthy wrestling break to look after her personal life. She has focused on her professional life all her life, but this time it seems she wants to give her full time to her family.
The WWE star was last seen against Jade Cargill at WrestleMania 41. During the match, Naomi displayed a heel-like aggression, but Jade turned the tide with powerful moves. Despite Naomi's impressive moves, Jade Cargill secured the victory.
Naomi decides to step back from WWE to focus on family planning
WWE star Naomi has decided to step back from WWE. However, the WWE star has been getting a ton of praise for the new heel character that she debuted after being revealed as Jade Cargill's attacker.
But Naomi has recently revealed that both she and her husband Jimmy Uso have been wanting to have children for a while, for which she will be going on a lengthy break from wrestling. Naomi opened up about her decision during an interview at
The Nikki & Brie Show
in a conversation with The Bellas during
WrestleMania 41
weekend in Las Vegas.
WrestleMania Weekend Part 2 with Naomi
During the interview, Naomi said, 'I have to step away and, you know, take care of my health, take care of myself. And if we're going to have kids, I have to start that process very soon, so with that on my mind, too, and on my plate, I think that makes, you know, my time left here even more special and valuable to me and that's why I'm like, just so passionate about what I'm doing, because I really think this might be it.'
She further added that
Jimmy Uso
and she are considering the decision because of her health issues. 'I'm definitely leaning towards it, but I've had health issues. I only have one ovary. Even if I wanted to continue wrestling longer, my biological clock, I can't. We got a lot to figure out. I have to step away. And take care of my health and myself. If we're going to have kids, I have to start that process very soon,' Naomi said.
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Though Naomi has not revealed when she will take a break from WWE, but her next match is already being set up by WWE. With the Backlash Premium Live Event fast approaching, Naomi could be next seen in a rematch with her arch rival Jade Cargill soon.
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