Wrestling stars and TV personalites John Cena and Nikki Bella arrive on the red carpet for the annual White House Correspondents Association Dinner in Washington, U.S., April 30, 2016. Reuters/Jonathan Ernst
Nikki Bella and John Cena tease a possible cancellation of their wedding in the trailer for "Total Bellas" season 3.
It looks like there is trouble brewing in paradise in the latest clip for the upcoming season of "Total Bellas," which shows the engaged couple in tears.
"So we really want to call this off?" Nikki asks Cena, who could only answer with a solemn look. Could they be talking about their wedding.
Although "Total Bellas" is not coming back to the small screens until the spring, the clips have been shot months before. Based on a recent Instagram post from Nikki though, the couple is very much still together. The 34-year-old wrestler and reality star released a set of photos of her and Cena, kissing and cuddling. It was captioned, "soon to be..." with a ring emoji.
"Isn't marriage all about sacrifice," Nikki asks. To this, Brie suggests that "it's about time John starts making some.
Somewhere else in "Total Bellas" season 3, Brie dropped a bombshell when she asked her husband, "I wonder if she's pregnant?"
If true, this would be the greatest twist in the Nikki-John love affair. After all, John has previously made it clear that he does not want to have kids.
Even though a challenge, Nikki earlier told the Daily Mail that she is on board this plan. "It's definitely something difficult but when you find the man of your dreams you have to be willing to make sacrifices," she shared.
Fans need not dwell too much on this though. The twins recently made a strong comeback at the first-ever women's Royal Rumble last Sunday, throwing any hopes of Nikki carrying a baby out the window.
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