Jimmy Uso praises his wife for making history at WWE Money in the Bank

WWE star Jimmy Uso sent a message to his wife after she made history at Money in the Bank 2025. The veteran did not compete in a match at the PLE over the weekend.

Jimmy Uso is married to SmackDown star Naomi in real life, and she made history at Money in the Bank. The Glow became the first Black female WWE star to win the Women's Money in the Bank ladder match. Ahead of tonight's edition of WWE RAW, Uso sent a heartfelt message to his wife and encouraged her to keep climbing to the top of the company.

"You said it. You did it. Keep climbing! ⚠️ @trinity_fatu," he wrote.

Naomi defeated Roxanne Perez, Alexa Bliss, Giulia, Stephanie Vaquer, and Rhea Ripley in the Women's Money in the Bank ladder match at the PLE this past Saturday night. As a result of the win, the veteran can cash in for a title shot at a time and place of her choosing.

Naomi is pushing for a stipulation match against a major WWE star

Naomi recently shared that she wanted to battle Jade Cargill in a stipulation match.

The Glow attacked Cargill last November in the parking lot and slammed the former AEW star on top of a car. Cargill missed several months of action but returned at Elimination Chamber 2025 for revenge. The 33-year-old went on to defeat Naomi in a singles match at WrestleMania 41.

In an interview with Variety, the former champion revealed that she wanted to face Cargill in a stipulation match. She suggested a Coffin Match and noted that she wanted to be able to use her razor blades during the action.

“Absolutely I want a stipulation match for Jade. “[Falls count anywhere? Last woman standing?] I’ll take any of the above. What do you think she would get the most hurt in? What’s the most brutal? Maybe a coffin match. I just want to be able to use my razor blades," she said. [H/T: Variety]

Jimmy Uso lost his Money in the Bank qualifying match last month on WWE SmackDown. Only time will tell when the 37-year-old decides to cash in her Money in the Bank contract for a title shot.