7 WWE Daughters who are currently signed to the company

The Women's Revolution, which began almost a decade ago, has seen the women of WWE inspire many others to lace up their boots for the first time.

There are more female superstars in the company right now than ever before. With some women being second, third, and even fourth-generation superstars who have been able to make a splash in the company.

Despite the recent mass releases, there are still a number of daughters of former superstars who currently make up the population of the roster.

The following list looks at just seven of the current roster who are the daughters of former superstars.

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#7. Simone Johnson - Daughter of WWE The Rock

Simone Johnson made history when she signed back in 2020 and became the first-ever fourth-generation superstar. Johnson is just 20 years old and has been training with the company for almost two years, after suffering several injury setbacks.

Much like her father The Rock, Johnson is expected to make quite the impact as part of the company when she makes her official debut. As it stands, she is still part of the developmental roster at The Performance Center.

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#6. Elektra Lopez - Daughter of former Superstar Steve King

Elektra Lopez is currently part of the NXT Women's Division but has become the latest second-generation female superstar to be signed by the company.

Lopez is the daughter of former superstar Steve King, who worked for the company from 1976 until 1984. King sadly passed away back in 1998 after complications with cancer, but he has passed his wrestling legacy on to his daughter.

Lopez has made several appearances for the company over the past few months since signing back in June 2021. But even ahead of this, she was part of a segment with Bobby Lashley on Monday Night RAW.

Lopez was seen as Bobby Lashley's ex-wife, who interrupted his wedding to Lana as part of an episode of RAW in 2019. Ahead of this appearance, the current superstar appeared on an episode of NXT in 2018 where she wrestled Lacey Evans.

#5. Tamina Snuka - Daughter of WWE Hall of Famer Jimmy Snuka

Tamina has been part of WWE's roster for more than 12 years and is currently working for the company on their RAW brand.

Tamina originally made her debut alongside The Usos back in 2010 and has since been able to transition to singles competition. She's also a former Women's Tag Team Champion.

Tamina is the daughter of Jimmy "The Superfly" Snuka, and on her mother's side, she is a member of the famous Anoa'i family. Snuka's marriage to Sharon Georgi allowed the Hall of Famer to marry into the most famous wrestling family in the world.

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#4. Xia Brookside - Daughter of current Performance Center coach Robbie Brookside

Xia Brookside is currently wrestling for WWE on their NXT UK brand. The star was one of the youngest female superstars in the company. She was signed back in 2018 at the age of 20.

Brookside is the daughter of former superstar Robbie Brookside, who made several appearances for the company throughout his career before being signed by the company as a coach in 2013. Brookside currently teaches the beginners class at The Performance Center.

#3. Natalya - Daughter of WWE Hall of Famer Jimmy "The Anvil" Neidhart

Natalya is one of the longest-tenured female superstars in WWE history, having been part of the company since 2007. The former Champion made her debut on the main roster in 2008.

Nattie is a former Divas and SmackDown Women's Champion and has been seen as a veteran in the locker room over the past few years.

She is the daughter of WWE Hall of Famer Jimmy Neidhart and the niece of Bret Hart. She is also the only female graduate of the Hart Family Dungeon, Nattie was always destined for greatness in a wrestling ring.

Nattie is currently working for the company on their SmackDown brand where she is part of the feud between Sonya Deville and Naomi.

The former Women's Tag Team Champion has also been featured as a main cast member on Total Divas. She is the only female to be part of all seven seasons of the show. Nattie was also on-hand to induct her father into the company's Hall of Fame as part of The Hart Foundation back in 2019.

#2. Carmella - Daughter of former WWE Superstar Paul Van Dale

Carmella came through the ranks in WWE after being signed to the company as a former cheerleader in 2013.

Carmella is the daughter of former superstar Paul Van Dale, who worked for the company as a jobber throughout the 1990s.

The former Women's Champion is a second-generation superstar who grew up watching her father wrestle on TV. Carmella decided to take a different route into the company and initially applied to be part of Tough Enough in 2010.

Carmella was originally used as a manager for Enzo Amore and Big Cass when she made her debut as part of the black and yellow brand. The former Women's Champion has since proved her worth as a singles star and was the first-ever Miss Money in the Bank in 2017.

Carmella is currently one-half of the Women's Tag Team Champions alongside Queen's Crown winner Zelina Vega. The two women are currently part of a feud with Rhea Ripley and Nikki A.S.H. on RAW.

#1. Charlotte Flair - Daughter of WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair

Charlotte Flair is the most decorated female superstar in WWE history and is the daughter of Hall of Famer Ric Flair.

Charlotte was one of the women who kickstarted the Women's Revolution back in 2015 and has since lifted every Championship available in the company.

Ric Flair is a former 16-time World Champion and a two-time Hall of Famer, so his daughter has quite the legacy to step into. Flair has been on-hand throughout his daughter's career but was released from the company last year and has since been quite outspoken about his time in the company.

Charlotte is currently the reigning SmackDown Women's Champion. After missing last year's WrestleMania due to illness, will be wanting to make an impact this year. Alongside Becky Lynch and Ronda Rousey, Flair was one of the first women to main event WrestleMania in 2019. She will be looking to repeat the feat this year in Texas.