Just because The Bella Twins are out of the squared circle, it doesn't mean they're out of the spotlight.
Brie Bella recently announced her retirement shortly after her husband Daniel Bryan was forced to call it a career due to several concussions. Nikki Bella has been sidelined since October with a serious neck injury, and it's unknown when she'll be able to return to the company.
The sisters will still grace the small screen this fall, regardless of if and when their return to the ring happens. E! Network announced a "Total Divas" spinoff starring the two, which will be entitled "Total Bellas."
Nikki and Brie aren't coming alone, as their entire family will be featured on the show, including Bryan and Nikki's boyfriend John Cena, according to the series teaser (see below).
The show will chronicle Nikki's recovery from neck surgery and Bryan grappling with his decision to retire. Former WWE "RAW' general manager John Laurinaitis will also be featured in the show since he married the Bella Twins' mother, though from the looks of the preview, he may struggle to be accepted as part of the family right away.
"Total Bellas" is also likely to delve into their personal lives as Brie begins to try to start a family with Bryan, as Cena and Nikki continue to grapple with each other over the prospects of marriage and children.
Brie had her last match at WrestleMania 32 on April 3 and though she just retired this month, she's already trying to make a baby with Bryan, who announced his retirement from the WWE in February.
"Well, I guess the world should know I am trying," Bella said in a post-'Total Divas' Facebook Q&A last week. "I'm not pregnant yet, that's why you know I indulged in some alcohol yesterday on the beach that paparazzi had to take a shot of. But yes, I am trying, so keep your fingers crossed."
Cena and Bella have had differences in opinion when it comes to getting married, and the "Cenation" leader also recently clarified his stance on having kids.
"I don't want to bring a child into this world and have another group of people responsible for raising that child," Cena said on 'The View' last week. "I want to be a father for that child and at this point in my life, there is no feasible way. You just have to have perspective."
The journey for both couples will be chronicled this fall in "Total Bellas."
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