Why is there no female member in Roman Reigns' Bloodline?

Roman Reigns and the rest of The Bloodline, despite its recent blow-up, remain on top in most WWE divisions. However, one aspect they can't truly rule over is the women's division. Although the Anoa'i family also consists of iconic female wrestlers, many are not available to participate in the group.

The reason why Roman Reigns' The Bloodline doesn't have any female members, as of this writing, is due to the few names available to participate. Only a few stars are related to any members, and some are inactive in WWE.

Naomi (aka Trinity) and Nia Jax are some of the names related to the iconic wrestling family. They are both former superstars and seem to be already content with their current projects. The former is working with IMPACT Wrestling after notably leaving the Stamford-based promotion last year. Although the latter made a comeback at the 2023 Women's Royal Rumble, there are no indications that she will return as a regular star.

One current star related to The Bloodline is Tamina, but she hasn't even been seen regularly on WWE television. Although she debuted with The Usos back in 2010, she has not cemented herself as much of a dominant force. However, her relationship with the twins could be a possible connection and a reason she could be included in the group in the future.

Another name that could be considered is Ava, The Rock's daughter, who is currently wrestling in NXT. However, she has previously expressed not wanting to associate with her real-life family and is still fairly new to the business.

Roman Reigns may not even have time to include more members of The Bloodline

The Bloodline has gone through many highs and lows. The destruction of the group has been teased for months now. In the previous episode of SmackDown, the company put another nail in its coffin.

Roman Reigns and The Usos have not been on the same page ever since the duo lost the Undisputed Tag Team Championship at WrestleMania 39. Jimmy and Jey even mentioned that The Tribal Chief was ghosting them.

Prior to this year's Night of Champions, the cousins finally met up, but it wasn't the most pleasant of meetings. During their confrontation, Roman Reigns said he no longer thought The Usos could capture the gold. Instead, he and Solo Sikoa would battle Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens in Saudi Arabia.

At the event, The Usos accidentally kicked Sikoa instead of Zayn. Roman Reigns saw what happened and was not happy about it. Reigns then began disrespecting the twins, to which Jimmy Uso responded by kicking his cousin twice, thereby turning his back on The Bloodline.

On the previous episode of the blue brand, Jey Uso was asked by Reigns to hit his brother. He didn't; it was eventually Solo who hit Jimmy with the Samoan Spike. While the Tribal Chief expects Jey to "fall in line," fans will get to know which side the former tag team champion picks on this week's SmackDown.