Jey Uso And His Wife Takecia Travis Turn High-School Romance Into A Beautiful Family After Decades

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Takecia Travis is the cornerstone of Jey Uso’s life, standing by his side since high school through his toughest transitions and struggles in WWE.

WWE superstar Jey Uso, the former member of the Bloodline, is a member of the Anoaʻi family of professional wrestlers.

His professional journey started with his brother Jimmy Uso and The Bloodline, but he later split.

However, Jey rarely felt he was dipping due to the support of his wife, his better half, Takecia Travis.

Takecia has managed him and prepared him for big or small days since their early meeting.

Besides, the couple has been together since the early 2000s, when Jey Uso was the University of Alabama’s Linebacker.

WWE Famer Jey Uso And Takecia Travis Proved That Kids Can Come Before Vows

The former Bloodline member, Jey Uso married his better half Takecia Travis on January 8, 2015, in Georgia.

They tied the knot after long years of companionship, almost after two decades of knowing each other.

However, according to reports, years before marrying each other, the pair already were parents of two kids.

Jey and Travis are the proud parents of Jaciyah Fatu, the elder son, and Jeyce Fatu, the younger one.

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Takecia Travis and Jey Uso were together since the early 2000s and married in 2015. (Source: Times of India)

The report suggests that Jaciyah was born in 2010, while the younger son, Joyce, was born on May 31, 2012.

Analyzing their social handles, we discovered the Samoa wrestler celebrating birthdays with the whole family.

A People‘s article highlighted that:

It’s hard, especially for my older son because he understands I’m leaving. But when I get time home, it’s great. I’ll sleep, then we’ll go out for sushi.

His public statements and visible love on social media emphasize his priorities despite the wrestling demands.

Further talking about his wife, we can’t miss mentioning her efforts in preparing him both mentally and physically.

The Uso occasionally speaks about Takecia and acknowledges her for managing him and their kids in his absence.

Jey stated, “She gets me ready for this, every single week, and she has for the past 10 years.”

They once opened up about their mixed life and the complexities of Uso living a different life away from his family.

Besides their love life and children, the couple also shares their home with three French Bulldogs.

Their dogs, Pongo, Mumble and Jax, were first shown in a video by WWE, where Uso showed them off on camera.

Before and after their marriage, Jey and Takecia relocated a couple of times just to give their children a good life.

After the wedding in 2015, the Samoa couple moved to the San Francisco area, making it their new home.

Takecia Travis Is The Real MVP Keeping Jey Uso From Tapping Out In Life’s Ring

Samoa fighter, Jey Uso, hasn’t just made headlines for his wrestling but also for his enduring journey with his wife.

He met Travis first in the early 2000s at Escambia High School in Pensacola, Florida. Their friendship gradually blew up into romance.

At that time, Jey was just an aspiring football player and it was the time when they started connecting.

After high school, the couple’s relationship took off and it hasn’t dipped down until now after years.

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Jey Uso trains his sons, like his father did him before entering the professional realm.

The Uso decided to continue playing football at the University of West Alabama from 2003 to 2005. Takecia was by his side even during that time.

However, their life kicked in when he transitioned from football to professional wrestling, which was peaking then.

Even after succeeding in WWE, they remained together and formed an ideal family of two kids and a few dogs.

Though Jey and Takecia Travis’ having kids was unorthodox, everything made sense after they finally married in 2015.

In Case You Don’t Know:

  • The Uso Brothers debuted in WWE’s developmental territory, Florida Championship Wrestling in 2009.
  • Jey Uso was trained by his father Rikishi, a WWE Hall of Famer.
  • Jimmy and Jey Uso are identical twins and due to their aesthetics, they are almost unidentifiable.
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