Nikki Bella – ‘I Would Love To Have Attention From A Man’

WWE Superstar Nikki Bella recently opened up about being in a relationship with someone. In an episode of “The Nikki & Brie Show,” Nikki admitted that even if she doesn’t find a partner, she’s at peace with it. The WWE Hall of Famer said,

“I don’t fear being alone. Like I don’t have that fear. If I never find a relationship or a husband or a boyfriend or a partner ever again, like I am completely at peace with that.”

“Don’t get me wrong. Like at times I would love to have attention from a man. You know what I mean?”

“Like a little butt grab or something cute. But it is crazy ’cause you get into this place where you’re just doing your life and you don’t think about it a lot.”

“I know that day will come and then I will—it’ll be such a great time for me to get to hopefully, you know, find a relationship. Um, that would be great. ‘Cause I would love all those things, to have a glass of wine with someone, you know, in the evening and different things like that. For sure. Have great sex.”

“I get, I feel guilty of it at times because I think I’m here. I’m single, 42 and I focus on some things or I can tend to be insecure about some things because I am single at this age. And so when I think about dating or I put myself like, oh, but do I look good enough here? Will I be comfortable enough naked? Or what if he thinks of this or that?”

Nikki Bella Is Not Going To Apologize For Sticking Up For Women’s Wrestling

On a different edition of her podcast, Nikki Bella claimed that she’s done apologizing for supporting women’s wrestling. The former WWE Divas Champion said,

“Some of us don’t fear the storm. We are the storm. Stop apologizing for your intensity. Your power was never meant to be hidden. It was meant to be directed.”

“I just felt like that quote really makes you be like, ‘Why do I apologize for who I am?’ People know I just have come to accept. Like, I say f**ked-up words all the time. Like, I’m never gonna get things right. I’m always gonna say TMI and I’m always gonna just use words that just don’t make sense. And people might think I’m ditzy.”

“But it’s I’m just gonna stop apologizing for that and also sticking up for women and stuff in my industry.”

“Remember when people want to diss who you are or you feel like you have to be apologetic for being stern or direct or honest or truthful. Um, just don’t apologize for it. You are who you are. Know your superpower and just find a way to direct that into change.”