The Bella Twins Officially Added To WWE Hall Of Fame's 2020 Class
Sebastian Wright
Published Mar 28, 2026
The Bella Twins appeared on SmackDown this week and their imminent induction into the WWE Hall of Fame was confirmed.
This year's WWE Hall of Fame class started to take shape a little earlier than normal this WrestleMania season. In fact, the first inductees were revealed before WrestleMania season had even started. Batista and the nWo. That was followed by a long period peppered with nothing more than rumors, as per usual at this time of year.
Turns out one of the biggest of those rumors has come to fruition. WWE revealed yesterday that Nikki and Brie Bella would be special guests on Friday night's SmackDown. The show aired live from their hometown and the twins appeared on A Moment of Bliss. Alexa Bliss confirmed their HOF induction and then welcomed the two of them out onto the stage.
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Nikki and Brie spoke briefly about it being an honor to be named as inductees into the HOF, as well as everything else the two of them have going on in their busy lives. The segment ended with a touching moment involving Daniel Bryan. The former WWE Champion's music hit as he was scheduled to compete in a match. He joined The Bellas on the stage and brought his and Brie's daughter Birdie with him, handing her to his wife before making his way to the ring.
Speaking of Nikki and Brie's busy lives, in case you didn't know, both of them are pregnant at the moment. Not only that, but their respective babies' due dates are less than two weeks apart. The two were actually sporting slight baby bumps on SmackDown. Nikki also has a wedding to plan as she got engaged at the tail end of 2019. Like we said, busy lives.
As for the rest of the 2020 HOF class, there are a number of names doing the rounds that may or may not be confirmed in the coming weeks. British Bulldog and JBL are two people expected to be added to the line-up before we get to WrestleMania weekend. This year's class is already looking stacked, and it sounds as if it will be even more so by the time the ceremony rolls around.
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