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Time of India
16-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Bryan Danielson and Brie Bella's relationship timeline: From WWE to family life
Image via WWE Bryan Danielson, popularly known to WWE fans as Daniel Bryan, has long been one of professional wrestling's most beloved figures. While his in-ring accolades are well documented, his personal life is equally captivating - especially his relationship with former WWE Diva Brie Bella, now known as Brie Garcia. From on-screen drama to real-life romance The couple's journey began in 2010, when a WWE storyline brought Brie, her twin sister Nikki Bella, and Danielson into a televised love triangle. Although the plotline saw Danielson's character choosing another wrestler, real life had other plans. The chemistry between Bryan and Brie blossomed off-screen and quickly turned into a genuine romance. Daniel Bryan proposes to Brie Bella: Total Divas, December 15, 2013 By September 2013, Bryan proposed to Brie during a scenic hike in Big Sur, California - a moment captured on the reality show Total Divas. Brie later described him as more nervous than she had ever seen, even compared to his biggest matches. The duo tied the knot on April 11, 2014, at a private ceremony in Sedona, Arizona, surrounded by fellow WWE stars. Building a life beyond the ring Since their wedding, the couple has embraced both parenthood and life in the public eye. They welcomed their first child, daughter Birdie Joe, in May 2017, followed by son Buddy Dessert in August 2020. While Danielson continues to shine in AEW as part of the Blackpool Combat Club, Brie has successfully transitioned into several ventures beyond wrestling. A former WWE Divas Champion and 2020 Hall of Fame inductee, she's expanded her presence into business, entertainment, and media. Together with sister Nikki, Brie co-founded lifestyle ventures such as the wine label Bonita Bonita and skincare brand Nicole + Brizee. She also co-hosts the popular podcast The Nikki & Brie Show and boasts over 8.3 million followers on Instagram. Despite the hectic nature of their careers, Bryan and Brie have remained a steadfast couple. Their love story is one of shared values, mutual respect, and public evolution. From WWE locker rooms to red carpet events, they've consistently supported each other's ambitions. Now married for over a decade, the pair continues to be a fan-favorite duo both in and outside the ring. As Bryan Danielson thrives in AEW and Brie builds her post-wrestling empire, their bond remains a reminder that even in the world of scripted feuds, real love can prevail. Also Read: Rob Van Dam and Katie Forbes announce pregnancy, wrestling world sends love
Newsweek
06-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Fan-Favorite AEW Star Gives Positive In-Ring Return Update
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. All Elite Wrestling has become a mainstream home for wrestlers who didn't fit the WWE mold in one way or another, including Swerve Strickland, "Timeless" Toni Storm, Kenny Omega, and more. More Pro Wrestling: Contract Set To Expire For Fan-Favorite WWE Superstar: Report One such star is Eddie Kingston. A mainstay on the independent scene, Kingston quickly became a fan favorite in AEW due to his no-nonsense everyman style and genuine promos. Unfortunately, Kingston has been missing from in-ring action since May 2024 after suffering multiple injuries, including a tibial fracture, a torn ACL, and a torn meniscus. Now, The Mad King is on the mend, an it looks like his recovery is moving in the right direction. December 27, 2023 – Eddie Kingston executes a chop against Bryan Danielson on AEW Dynamite. December 27, 2023 – Eddie Kingston executes a chop against Bryan Danielson on AEW Dynamite. Jeff Jones/AEW During a recent appearance on Cezar Bononi's YouTube channel, Kingston opened up regarding his rehabilitation plans while lifting weights with Bononi. "Everything is slow at first, it's running the ropes, all that stuff," Kingston said, per Jeremy Lambert of Fightful. "Three-quarter rolls. Then I'll get in there." Furthermore, Kingston revealed who he would want to be there helping get him back to ring "I would like to get Ortiz and Homicide down to grapple," Kingston continued. "Ortiz, if they're going to film it, because AEW likes to film everything, I get it. I don't, that's not me and my style. At least get Ortiz back on TV [Laughs]. "It's not my show. You're not always going to agree with your job. Once I get to the ring, I'm happy, I'm good." Ortiz was last seen on AEW television on Jan. 20, 2024, alongside Kingston in a losing effort against the Blackpool Combat Club (Bryan Danielson and Claudio Castagnoli). More Pro Wrestling: Released WWE Star May Be Headed To TNA Wrestling: Report Kingston has been wrestling professionally since 2002, mainly appearing in independent promotions like Chikara, Combat Zone Wrestling, early Ring of Honor, and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla. Kingston also appeared in TNA/Impact Wrestling as well as the National Wrestling Alliance before making his AEW debut in 2020. Kingston quickly became beloved by the AEW fanbase and was well-known for his feuds with the Blackpool Combat Club, Miro, Chris Jericho, and Jon Moxley. His most successful run occurred when Kingston became the first wrestler to hold the ROH World Championship, the AEW Continental Championship, and the NJPW Strong Openweight Championship from New Japan Pro-Wrestling at the same time, taking on the title of the American Triple Crown Champion. More Pro Wrestling: Longtime WWE Superstar Is Taking A Leave Of Absence The Miz Breaks Silence On R-Truth's Controversial WWE Departure For more AEW and professional wrestling news, head on over to Newsweek Sports.
