Fresh off a career-defining victory at WrestleMania 41, newly crowned WWE World Heavyweight Champion Jey Uso went and got himself some latest ink.
On Tuesday, Uso shared a video on Instagram unveiling his latest tattoo – a striking tribal design etched by renowned artist @samoan_mike. The tattoo stretches from his shoulder and chest up the side of his neck.
Uso captioned his video with, “Now I can show you. I wear my pain. Shout out to the most effective @samoan_mike Alofa atu #MyTurn #YEET”
On the most recent episode of Stephanie’s Places, WWE executive Stephanie McMahon sat down with members of The Bloodline for an insightful conversation. WWE World Heavyweight Champion Jey Uso and newly crowned United States Champion Jacob Fatu opened up about their families and the way wrestling continues to shape their lives beyond the ring.
Jey Uso shared that his son has dreams of entering into the squared circle sooner or later, inspired by the father-son duo of Rey and Dominik Mysterio. He said,
“My son does. He’s like, ‘Dad, how old do I even have to be? Me and you might be like Rey Mysterio and Dom Mysterio.’”
Jacob Fatu also spoke concerning the strong influence today’s WWE women’s division has on his daughters. He mentioned how his girls look as much as several top female Superstars, calling them major inspirations. He said,
“My daughters, my girls — even with the ladies now — they’re an enormous influence on them. They love Tiffy Time. They love Rhea. Nia, sister Trin [Naomi].”
Fatu emphasized how the familial bonds inside The Bloodline reflect deeper cultural values. He said,
“To see them watching Uncle T, Tama, Roman — the boys — and the way we’re together beyond the entertainment side, it speaks to the family-oriented side of our culture. It’s an attractive thing, truly beautiful.”
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