The Rock, Roman Reigns & Their Relatives: The Full WWE Bloodline Family Tree Explained

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With The Rock returning to team with Roman Reigns at WWE WrestleMania 40, WWE themselves has placed more attention on the familial connections between Bloodline members this year.

WWE considers both The Rock and Roman Reigns to be part of the famous Anoa’i/Fatu family dynasty.

With a number of current WWE stars representing this family, here’s every member of the Anoa’i family in WWE, and how they’re related.

For a very quick rundown on the different types of cousins:

First Cousin – they share a common grandparent 

Second Cousin – they share a common great grandparent

Cousin Once Removed – the cousin of their parent or the child of their cousin (0ne generation away from being cousins)

Cousin Twice Removed – cousin of their grandparent or the grandchild of their cousin (two generations away from being cousins)

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Roman Reigns – The Head of the Table

Roman Reigns began to refer to himself as the Tribal Chief and the Head of the Table following the beginning of his Universal Title reign in August 2020. He went on to defeat Jey Uso in an I Quit Hell in a Cell match at Hell in a Cell 2020 to receive his family’s lei, the Ula Fala.

Reigns’ first cousins include Hall of Famers Rikishi (Solofa Fatu Jr), Yokozuka (Agatupu Rodney Anoaʻi) and former Intercontinental Champion Umaga (Edward Smith Fatu).

Reigns’ aunt by blood, Elevera Anoaʻi, had four sons with I’aulualo Folau Solofa Fatu, introducing the Fatus to the Anoa’i bloodline.

Which Fatus are currently in WWE you ask? Well…

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