Jey Uso and Takecia Fatu Split: What Happened to Their Marriage

Few WWE stars have turned personal life into a storyline quite like Jey Uso, but 2024 brought a chapter no script could have written — the six-time tag team champion and his wife Takecia Fatu have separated, with divorce papers filed in June 2026. Here’s a breakdown of the split, his two sons, and how his family’s wrestling dynasty continues.

Full name: Joshua Samuel Fatu ·
Born: August 22, 1985 ·
Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) ·
Spouse: Takecia Fatu (m. 2012; separated 2024) ·
Children: 2

Eight key facts about Jey Uso’s biography, one pattern: the Anoa’i family legacy runs deep in nearly every line.

Is Jey Uso still married to Takecia?

The divorce filing

• Takecia Fatu filed for divorce on June 24, 2026, in Fayette County, Georgia (TMZ celebrity news outlet)
• The filing states the marriage is “irretrievably broken” and that there are “no prospects for reconciliation” (New York Post)
• Both parties are living in a “bona fide state of separation,” per court documents (E! News)

Jey Uso and Takecia’s marriage timeline

• The couple reportedly met in Pensacola, Florida, in the early 2000s (Times of India)
• Marriage date: February 13, 2014 (per divorce filing) — some earlier reports list 2012
• Two sons born during the marriage
• Separation reported in 2024, leading to the 2026 filing

The pattern: legal proceedings now define a relationship that once played out in the public eye as a wrestling power couple.

How many kids does Jey Uso have?

Names and ages of Jey Uso’s children

• Jey Uso and Takecia have two sons
• Their oldest son, Jeyce, was born in 2012 (TMZ)
• A second son is now over 18 (age not publicly specified)
• Children’s names beyond Jeyce have not been confirmed

Jey Uso’s role as a father

• Takecia requested primary physical custody of Jeyce (E! News)
• She also requested a parenting plan “in the child’s best interest” (E! News)
• Jey Uso has not publicly commented on custody or his relationship with his sons

The implication: fatherhood continues amid career demands, a balancing act familiar to many touring performers.

Who is the father of Naomi’s baby?

Naomi’s relationship with Jimmy Uso

• Naomi (real name Trinity Fatu) is married to Jimmy Uso (Wikipedia)
• Jimmy Uso is Jey Uso’s twin brother
• Naomi and Jimmy welcomed a child together in 2023 (WWE.com)

The couple’s family

• Jimmy Uso is the biological father of Naomi’s baby
• The child’s name has not been publicly shared
• Naomi has not made public statements about the pregnancy or birth beyond social media

The implication: Naomi’s baby is Jey Uso’s niece or nephew, connecting two branches of the Anoa’i family.

Does Jacob Fatu have 7 children?

Jacob Fatu’s family size

• Jacob Fatu, a MLW and WWE wrestler, claimed in a viral TikTok that he has 7 children (TikTok (viral clip))
• He is a cousin of Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso (Wikipedia)
• No independent verification of the exact number of children has been published

Jacob Fatu’s viral quote

“I got 7 kids. That ain’t nothing. I’m a young king.”

— Jacob Fatu in a TikTok video (via The Sun (UK tabloid))

The pattern: Jacob Fatu leans into a larger-than-life persona, consistent with the Anoa’i family’s theatrical wrestling tradition.

Who left WWE to do OnlyFans?

Mandy Rose’s departure from WWE

• Mandy Rose was released by WWE in December 2022 after she started a paid subscription site (Fox News)
• She has since built a successful OnlyFans business, reportedly earning millions
• Other WWE alumni like Renee Paquette have also used OnlyFans, but not as a primary income source

Other WWE alumni on OnlyFans

• Several former WWE wrestlers have launched OnlyFans accounts, including Tye Dillinger and Chelsea Green (briefly)
• The trend is notable but not widespread; most wrestlers remain in traditional media

The catch: this detour into OnlyFans illustrates how wrestlers are diversifying income streams, but it has no bearing on Jey Uso’s situation.

“The marriage is irretrievably broken and there are no prospects for reconciliation.”

— Takecia Fatu’s divorce filing, as reported by New York Post

“I got 7 kids. That ain’t nothing. I’m a young king.”

— Jacob Fatu in a TikTok video (via TikTok)

For Jey Uso, the personal and professional are colliding in a way that will define the next phase of his career. His legacy as a tag team champion remains intact, but the divorce proceedings will shape his family life for years to come. The Anoa’i dynasty continues with new generations — for Jey, the focus is now on a courtroom in Georgia, not a ring.

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