Randy Orton's impending return to the WWE isn't the only important upcoming event in his life.
"The Viper's" wife, Kim, announced on Twitter that the happy couple is expecting a baby girl. Kim revealed that their daughter will be welcomed into the world around Thanksgiving.
Orton has been sidelined from the WWE since undergoing shoulder surgery in October. He was part of a rash of injuries for the company, but many of the big names have returned, including Seth Rollins (knee) at Extreme Rules last Sunday.
John Cena (shoulder) is also due to return this coming Monday on the Memorial Day edition of "RAW." While the WWE has received many comebacks to its roster lately, the "Apex Predator" may still be a few months away from a return.
Dave Meltzer of The Wrestling Observer reported in April that Orton could be sidelined for up to 2-3 more months, according to Cageside Seats. Vince McMahon, however, intimated that Orton could be back soon.
Orton, 36, is set to be blessed with his second daughter. The 12-time World Champion was previously married to Samantha Speno, with whom he had a baby girl, Alanna Marie, in July 2008. The couple was married from 2007 until their divorce in 2013.
The WWE Superstar then began dating Kim, tying the knot with her last November after announcing their engagement last July. Now, they're set to add onto their family.
As for his return, there are plenty fresh feuds for Orton to engage in, while he's said openly that he'd love to face Sami Zayn and Finn Balor when he gets back.
It'll be a different WWE soon as the company announced a brand extension is coming, which will once again separate "RAW" and "SmackDown" into different rosters. No word yet on when the draft for the split will happen nor what brand Orton will be on.
@RandyOrton and I have been so blessed, and now 1 more blessing for us A little princess #thanksgivingbaby pic.twitter.com/E4w8x7UKj8
— Kim Marie (@KimKlro) May 25, 2016
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