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It's hard to believe that there was once a time when wrestling wasn't dictated by Social Media. Now there are so many forms of media for WWE fans to follow, it's become hard to keep up with every platform available. From Vine to Snapchat, Twitter and Facebook, it appears that WWE has every Social Media base covered and almost every superstar has Instagram to keep the WWE Universe updated.
There are only a handful of stars who refuse to have Instagram, which includes Dean Ambrose and the Chairman himself Vince McMahon. Even Triple H and Stephanie McMahon have been seduced by Social Media and now regularly update their midnight workout videos to show their fanbase just how hard they work outside of the office.
Interestingly, The Commissioner of Monday Night Raw doesn't even feature on this list, as we look at who the most popular women on Instagram currently are.
#10 Alexa Bliss - 2.9 million
It doesn't come as much of a shock that the Raw Women's Champion has made the list, perhaps the most shocking part is the fact that she is so far down the list. Bliss plays her heel character so well on WWE TV but has won a number of fans over with her recent appearances on Total Divas.
Despite this, she is still ranked at number 10 on the list, but never fear, she actually has the same amount of followers as Charlotte and Becky Lynch and is ahead of the likes of Naomi, Alicia Fox, and Carmella, but many of the WWE Universe probably expected The Goddess to have gained many more followers on Social Media.
#9 Charlotte - 2.9 million
Much like the Raw Women's Champion Alexa Bliss, The Queen of WWE Charlotte is also on the edge of three million followers on Instagram. Charlotte has dominated the Women's Division over the past few years and has now held more Women's Championships than any other female on the current roster, but that's not enough to push her higher than the ninth spot on the list.
Charlotte recently returned to WWE TV and now has the opportunity to become Women's Champion once again at SummerSlam, which could definitely boost her popularity.
#8 Becky Lynch - 2.9 million
The Irish Lasskicker is the last of the three female wrestlers who are all joint on 2.9 million followers on Instagram. Lynch has always played that babyface role and even though it didn't help her to any Championships in NXT, she did become the inaugural SmackDown Women's Champion back in 2016.
It's been more than a year since Lynch has come close to lifting gold again and in less than three weeks time at SummerSlam, the former Women's Champion will be hoping all that will change and her followers will be boosted when she defeats Carmella and Charlotte to become a two time Champion.
#7 Lana - 3.0 million
Lana came through the ranks in WWE as the manager of her husband Rusev and has only been a wrestler for around a year. The former dancer and actress has taken well to the switch into the ring and has seemingly gained herself quite a fanbase from that.
Lana's time on Total Divas has also allowed her to boost her following since she isn't a stranger to updating some racy images and videos publically for her loyal fanbase. It's quite impressive that Lana has more followers than both of WWE's current Women's Champions, which means that whatever she's doing is obviously working.
#6 Natalya - 3.0 million
Lana and Natalya seem to have quite the love/hate relationship on Total Divas, but it appears that both women have been able to amass the same amount of followers on Instagram throughout their time with WWE. Unlike Lana, Natalya is a veteran in the company and has been part of the wrestling business for most of her life, but hasn't been utilized by WWE in the way that she should have.
Natalya is a former Women's and Divas Champion but she has always been overlooked, even her time on Total Divas casts her as the mother of the group of female wrestlers on the roster. Natalya doesn't just manage her own Instagram page though since the former Champion has also set up pages for her cats.
#5 Sasha Banks - 3.4 million
The Boss is definitely living up to her name since she's currently the most followed active female wrestler in WWE on Instagram, aside from Ronda Rousey who obviously had a large number of her followers before she came to WWE earlier this year.
Banks has always been popular with the internet-based community, who have backed her throughout her career. Now as a former four-time Women's Champion, it appears that Sasha Banks has proved that she is one of the best and continues to do that with her impressive Social Media following on both Twitter and Instagram.
#4 Paige - 4.8 million
Paige was once seen as the future of the Women's Division and back in 2014 as part of her feud with AJ Lee, the seeds for a Women's Revolution were definitely planted. The former Divas Champion was forced to retire from the ring earlier this year following a neck injury and is now seen on WWE TV as the General Manager of SmackDown Live.
Paige is still very vocal on Social Media, but rather than using her page to start feuds with other women, she now uses her voice to announce matches for SmackDown and to share her decisions publically with her fanbase.
#3 Brie Bella - 6.1 million
Brie Bella technically retired from WWE back in 2016 and has since given birth to her first daughter called Birdie Joe with her husband Daniel Bryan. Despite Brie opting to retire from WWE, the former Divas Champion is still a huge part of Total Divas and Total Bellas and made her return to the ring back in January as part of the first ever Women's Royal Rumble match.
Brie and her sister Nikki have a huge presence on Social Media and even though the two women share a Twitter account, they are separate entities on Instagram and are still two of the most followed wrestlers.
#2 Nikki Bella - 7.5 million
Nikki Bella has been the face of the Women's Division in WWE for many years and has been the most followed female on Instagram for most of her career. Sadly, that's no longer the case, since Nikki has now been pushed down to the number two slot but has still been able to amass more than seven million followers on the platform.
Nikki hasn't been seen in WWE since The Royal Rumble back in January, where she was the runner-up to Asuka, but has had a lot of personal issues to deal with. The former Divas Champion is expected to return to WWE as part of Evolution on October 28th.
#1 Ronda Rousey - 11 million
Ronda Rousey is known as "The Baddest Woman on the Planet", she's a former Olympian and UFC Champion, and is now brushing aside all competition in WWE, so it's not much of a surprise that she is the most followed current WWE superstar male or female on Instagram.
Rousey is an inspiration to many young women who are looking to push forward into a career in combat sports and has proven a lot of people wrong throughout her career. Right now Rousey is trying her hand at acting as well as professional wrestling and with her new movie Mile 22 set for release, the former Champion is definitely keeping herself busy.
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