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The Original Bloodline has officially reunited in WWE following last week’s emotional reconciliation between Jimmy and Jey Uso, culminating in a heartfelt embrace. Now, the Original Tribal Chief, Roman Reigns, is back in the fold as they prepare for a high-stakes clash against Solo Sikoa’s New Bloodline at Crown Jewel.
On Friday’s episode of WWE SmackDown, Reigns and Jimmy Uso entered the ring to address their upcoming showdown with Sikoa’s new faction, which features Jacob Fatu, Tama Tonga, and Tonga Loa. During the segment, Jimmy urged Reigns to put aside his lingering differences with Jey, emphasizing the importance of family unity ahead of their match.
As Jey Uso’s music hit, he made a dramatic entrance through the crowd and joined his twin brother and cousin in the ring. Taking the microphone, Jey explained that his decision to accept the match against Sikoa stemmed from a personal vendetta. He wanted to settle the score after Sikoa cost him the Intercontinental Championship and began stirring up turmoil within their family.
Jey didn’t hold back, reminding Reigns that their past issues still lingered. He spoke candidly about the betrayals he endured under Reigns’ leadership and made it clear that he no longer sees himself as Reigns’ right-hand man or subordinate. “I’m not your lackey anymore,” Jey declared. “I’m your equal.” He also issued a stern warning, promising to walk away if he felt even the slightest disrespect from Reigns. Jey urged his cousin to act more like family and less like the Tribal Chief in their shared fight against Sikoa’s faction.
Reigns responded in a way only he could—by simply uttering Jey’s signature catchphrase, “Yeet,” in agreement. The moment brought smiles and solidarity as the Usos raised their hands together. Reigns followed suit, sealing the reunion and signaling their renewed bond as they head into battle at Crown Jewel.
