Bianca Belair Reveals Unexpected Pregnancy Struggle
Former WWE Women’s Champion Bianca Belair has offered a candid look at life away from the ring, and pregnancy brain is hitting harder than she expected.
In a recent message posted to her Instagram Stories, the ‘EST of WWE’ detailed the real cognitive toll she has been dealing with during her time off, from forgetting her Social Security number to ordering the same item on Amazon four times.
"I thought pregnancy brain was something made up. I literally forget what I’m saying mid sentence. I forgot my social security number last week. I can’t remember words or people’s names. Can’t ever remember if I took my vitamins. I lose my phone 10x a day. I’ve ordered the same thing on Amazon 4x. Don’t know what day it is or what day I did what… I tell people the same thing 3x…,” Belair wrote.
The update came via Bianca Belair’s Instagram Stories, where she has been open about the day-to-day struggles of going through pregnancy.
Bianca Belair’s WWE Absence
Belair has not competed since WrestleMania 41, where she sustained an injury during her match against IYO SKY and Rhea Ripley. She returned at WrestleMania 42 to announce that she and her husband, Montez Ford, are expecting their first child together, confirming she would be out of action for the foreseeable future.
Belair shared her thoughts on that reveal in her reaction to the pregnancy announcement at WrestleMania, and she has remained active on social media since stepping away from competition.
One of the top women in WWE’s women’s division, Belair built her main roster run on her athleticism. She is a former Women’s Champion, a Royal Rumble winner, and a Triple Crown Champion. She also captured the Women’s Tag Team Titles alongside Jade Cargill before that partnership ended when Cargill was found brutalized backstage on SmackDown.
The personal update follows the plea she made to WWE fans about her unborn child as she continues to share her journey away from the ring. There is no timetable for when Belair will return to WWE competition.
