WWE superstar John Cena has split from his
fiancee Nikki Bella less than 20 days before their wedding. In a statement
published by Nikki and her twin sister's Twitter account the WWE diva told fans
they were separating but Cena is yet to comment on the issue. "After much
contemplation and six years of being together, Nikki Bella and John Cena
announced today their decision to separate as a couple," the statement
read. "While this decision was a difficult one, we continue to have a
great deal of love and respect for one another. We ask that you respect our
privacy during this time in our lives."
Nikki also spoke on her 'intimate' wedding to
John Cena: "I'm not a diva wedding planner – Brie is!"
Both WWE superstars were due to get hooked on
May, 5, having got officially got engaged in last year's WrestleMania 33. The
pair have been dating since 2012 and Cena gave a hint on how his relationship
with Nikki has been faring. "Don't ever think that love is easy. Love is
beautiful, but we've had to come to the realization after being together for
five years that love is not easy. "We work every day on us. We have our
problems just like everybody else. Some of our problems are very public, some
of them aren't. "But we work every day on us. Anytime I get upset, I
always just realize that I can't live without her and I love her and that's why
I cave in on a lot of stuff," Cena told Us Weekly.
The 13-time world
heavyweight champion revealed their separate work schedules kept them apart for
up to a month a times but said they focused on each other when they finally had
time together. "I think, for now at least, that is certainly what's making
this work," he added. Cena tweeted a few days ago a message that hinted
his relationship was facing challenges. "Life is funny sometimes. One
minute it's kissing and hugging on you, the next it's kicking ya square in the
nugget bag. Moments make the journey and the powerful play goes on," he
wrote on April 12. Another tweet from the superstar said something about
accountability and forgiveness. "We all have good and bad days. No one is
perfect, but if you happen to do something to make someone feel bad, TAKE
ACCOUNTABILITY for your actions, APOLOGIZE, and ASK FORGIVENESS," he told
his followers.
Details about their split have not been made
public yet but as recently as April, 7, Cena was calling Nikki a
"keeper" after she tweeted a positive appraisal of his new film
Blockers. In Wrestlemania 34, Cena was destroyed by the Undertaker after
calling out the dead man in consecutive events of Monday Night RAW preceding
the showpiece in New Orleans.
By Mercy Kukah
By Mercy Kukah
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