WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi has spoken proudly about The Bloodline members, their achievements, and how they continue to uphold the Anoa'i family's legacy.

The Bloodline has reunited once again, this time featuring both Usos, Solo Sikoa, and Jacob Fatu, with Roman Reigns leading the group. Following this week's "WWE Raw," where The Bloodline retaliated against 946, and Reigns challenged the group to a WarGames match, Rikishi took to social media platform X to express his pride in the group.

"My heart is full watching my family carry our legacy forward. Proud Samoans representing our culture with pride, inside the ring and beyond. Always love and respect this industry, the people who paved the way, and the fans who stand beside you. Keep God first, stay close, and remember your roots Bloodline is who we are. Proud of you all. 🩸☝🏾🌴🇼🇸🇦🇸🙏🏾🤙🏾Fans throw up the ☝🏾's #Bloodline #SamoanPride #Rikishi #Fatu #Anoai @wwe @wwe_on_netflix," said the Hall of Famer. 

My heart is full watching my family carry our legacy forward. Proud Samoans representing our culture with pride, inside the ring and beyond.

Always love and respect this industry, the people who paved the way, and the fans who stand beside you. Keep God first, stay close, and... pic.twitter.com/0CyuxJwjpB

— RIKISHI FATU (@TheREALRIKISHI) November 10, 2026

The Bloodline had previously split into two factions, with Solo leading one of them before reuniting with Reigns and The Usos earlier this year. The group, which has continually added new members, could look to another Anoa'i family member in the future — Zilla Fatu, the son of the late Umaga, who is gaining experience on "WWE NXT." Rikishi has also previously advocated for his nephew to join The Bloodline, which would make the group even stronger.