Nattie has never stopped campaigning for the return of Total Divas, and she made that clear again during a new interview on the Battleground podcast. The former WWE Women’s Champion said she and The Bella Twins remain fully committed to bringing the show back, even years after its final season aired.
From 2013 to 2019, Total Divas ran for nine seasons on E!, giving fans a behind‑the‑scenes look at the lives of WWE’s women’s roster. The show helped introduce mainstream audiences to names like Nattie, Nikki Bella, Brie Bella, Paige, Trinity, Eva Marie and others who became central figures in the women’s division during that era.
For Nattie, the show wasn’t just a project — it was a defining part of her career.
Nattie Says the Fight to Bring Back Total Divas Never Stopped
Nattie said she and The Bella Twins have continued pushing for the show’s return, even after WWE shifted its focus away from reality programming.
“The Bella Twins and myself have never, ever stopped fighting for Total Divas to come back. We want it back more than anything, and we are not taking our foot off the gas on it, so to speak.”
She said the passion behind the show hasn’t faded. Fans still talk about it, and many current WWE women have told her they were inspired to pursue wrestling because of Total Divas.
Nattie listed several names who have mentioned the show’s influence, including Blake Monroe, Izzy Dame, Bianca Belair, Tiffany Stratton and Lash Legend. She said the show helped create a generation of women who saw WWE as a place where they could thrive.
Why Total Divas Still Matters to Today’s Roster
Nattie said she was proud to be part of all nine seasons, noting she was the only cast member who appeared in every episode. She joked that her constant presence was partly due to the amount of drama she brought to the show, but she also emphasized how meaningful the experience was.
She said Total Divas gave women in WWE a platform that didn’t exist before. It allowed them to show their personalities, their struggles and their lives outside the ring, helping fans connect with them in a different way.
Nattie believes that connection still matters today, especially with so many new women entering WWE who grew up watching the show.
Nattie Says Nick Khan Has Been Supportive of Their Efforts
One of the reasons Nattie remains optimistic is the support she says she has received from WWE CEO Nick Khan. She described him as collaborative, open‑minded and willing to listen to ideas.
“I feel like the powers that be, especially, you know, Nick Khan, like he’s so supportive of us and he’s so collaborative with us. He listens to us.”
Nattie said Khan has encouraged them to bring ideas forward and discuss how the show could work if it returned. She made it clear that nothing is official yet, but she believes the door is open.
“It’s great having a boss that just is like, ‘okay, you guys want to do something? How is it going to be good? What are we going to do?’”
Why Nattie Believes Total Divas Could Work Today
Nattie said the WWE women’s division is stronger than ever, with more personalities, more stories and more opportunities for fans to connect with the roster. She believes Total Divas could thrive in today’s environment, especially with new stars who are eager to show more of themselves outside the ring.
She also said the show helped elevate women’s wrestling during its original run, giving talent visibility at a time when they weren’t always featured prominently on WWE programming. With the division now more competitive and diverse, she believes a modern version of the show could be even more impactful.
The Fight Continues
Nattie closed by saying she and The Bella Twins aren’t slowing down. They believe the show deserves a comeback, and they’re committed to making it happen.
She said the passion behind Total Divas hasn’t faded — not for the fans, not for the cast, and not for the women who grew up watching it.
Whether WWE ultimately greenlights a revival remains to be seen, but Nattie made one thing clear: the push for Total Divas is still very much alive.
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