5 Married couples on WWE's main roster 

WWE's roster has been through several changes in recent months with many couples split by the recent talent cull. Back in April, WWE released several employees across the board in the company including backstage staff and officials, as part of cost-cutting measures due to COVID-19, and the dynamics of many relationships were changed.

Sarah Logan was released from her role on Monday Night RAW, which means that she was split from her husband Erik, who is one half of The Viking Raiders. Zack Ryder was released from the company whilst his fiancee Chelsea Green remains on WWE's payroll in NXT. Interestingly real-life married couple Mike and Maria Kanellis were released together.

Rusev was another star who was released and left his wife Lana behind on RAW. Despite all of these releases, some couples have managed to remain together on the main roster, here are the ones who have survived the cut.

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#5. The Miz and Maryse

The Miz and Maryse have been WWE's 'IT Couple' for several years, but whilst Maryse has been away from WWE TV for prolonged periods of time over the past few years, she is still listed as an active talent.

Maryse recently gave birth to the couple's second child, Madison Jade Mizanin, but was able to return to the ring just four months after that, which allowed her to step into a feud with Brie Bella and Daniel Bryan.

The Miz is currently teaming with John Morrison on the SmackDown brand and is a former Tag Team Champion. There have been several hints that Maryse could be recalled to help her husband in his recent feuds, but as of yet, the former Divas Champion hasn't appeared on WWE TV in 2020.

At present, it appears that Maryse is concentrating on being a mother and promoting 'Miz and Mrs.', which continues to be a huge network hit.

#4. Bianca Belair and Montez Ford

Bianca Belair was called up to the main roster to aid her real-life husband Montez Ford as The Street Profits took on Zelina Vega's team of Austin Theory and Angel Garza. Belair made quite the debut before starting a short feud with Vega and later disappearing from WWE TV.

Belair, much like Shayna Baszler, has been missing from WWE TV for several months. The Women's Division currently focuses on Asuka and her feud with Sasha Banks, whereas the focus was on Nia Jax ahead of Backlash a few weeks ago.

Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins are the current RAW Tag Team Champions and were recently been part of a strange storyline with The Viking Raiders. The ironic thing here is that if Sarah Logan wasn't released from the company then Belair and Logan could have been a part of the recent story.

Sadly, without the female addition, there was nothing for Belair to do but sit and wait for the Creative to offer her a new storyline on WWE TV.

#3. Naomi and Jimmy Uso

Naomi is a former Women's Champion, but she's another female wrestler who has been AWOL on WWE's main roster over the past few months. Her husband Jimmy Uso has recently been sidelined with an injury that could keep him out of action until 2021.

Uso suffered a knee injury in the triple threat ladder match at WrestleMania and has since been forced to undergo surgery. Jey Uso has since appeared on WWE TV without his brother but's it's been a while since Naomi has been seen on SmackDown.

The SmackDown Women's Division is currently focused on the feud between Bayley and Nikki Cross for the SmackDown Women's Championship as well as the recent issues that have brewed between Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville.

At present, it appears as though there is no room for Naomi to fit into the current storylines on WWE TV. There are several female wrestlers on SmackDown who are being underutilized including Lacey Evans, Tamina, and Dana Brooke. Naomi could easily step into a feud with one of them.

#2. Stephanie McMahon and Triple H

Stephanie McMahon may not have been seen on WWE TV for a number of months, but the former Women's Champion is still an integral part of WWE from backstage. McMahon is the Chief Brand Officer and resumes her responsibilities even when she isn't used as an on-screen authority figure.

McMahon's husband Triple H is no longer seen as an on-screen talent either, but he is the man who pulls all of the strings on NXT. The Game has gone above and beyond with his brand throughout the lockdown and was recently able to pull off another fantastic show last week with The Great American Bash (night 1).

Despite their demanding jobs, Stephanie and Triple H also have three daughters together and manage to find time for their family outside of WWE.

The duo is also one of just three married couples who have been given the chance to team together at WrestleMania. Stephanie and Triple H came up short against Ronda Rousey and Kurt Angle at WrestleMania 34 back in 2018.

#1. Aleister Black and Zelina Vega

Aleister Black and Zelina Vega are both part of the Monday Night RAW roster, but as of yet, the duo has not been able to work together in WWE. There have been times when they have been against each other in storylines, but many fans have continued to push for the couple to be aligned together which can't happen whilst Vega is a heel and her husband is a face.

At present, Vega is one of the biggest stars on the RAW brand as she leads Angel Garza and Andrade to the Tag Team Championships. Black was last seen teaming up with Humberto Carillo against Seth Rollins and Murphy on RAW last week.

Vega and Black were very private about their relationship for a number of months before WWE announced that the couple had married back in 2018. In the years that have followed the couple has become more open about being a married couple and have since created their own YouTube channel where they often share stories about their lives together and on the road with WWE.