Chelsea Green discusses plans for family after becoming interim WWE women's champion
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 2:23 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Chelsea Green, recently crowned interim WWE Women's Champion, expressed her desire to start a family with fellow wrestler Matt Cardona. In an appearance on 'The Nikki & Brie Show,' Green mentioned feeling ready to have children now that she has achieved her dream of winning a world title. Prior to her championship win, Rhea Ripley was sidelined due to a knee injury which led to Green competing for the interim title. Following her victory, Green suffered an orbital bone injury during a match but is expected to continue her title reign while recovering.
- •Chelsea Green won the interim WWE Women's Championship on August 14.
- •She plans to start a family with husband Matt Cardona.
- •Green previously competed for the interim title after Rhea Ripley was injured.
- •She sustained an orbital bone injury during her first match after winning.
- •WWE remains optimistic about Green's recovery and title defense.
- 2:23 PMWrestling Inc — Interim Women's Champ Chelsea Green Talks Urge To Start A Family With Fellow WWE Star
"Chelsea Green reveals that she wants to have kids now that she's accomplished her goal of becoming a world champion in WWE.
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