5 AEW stars who married more than once

A few AEW stars have tied the knot multiple times in the past years in their quest to find the love of their lives.

The wrestling industry has seen many marriages. While some AEW stars tied the knot with their colleagues, others found the love of their lives outside the business. Nonetheless, a few AEW stars went through both experiences as they married more than once.

Some AEW stars have tied the knot multiple times for different reasons. While some were not successful in their first marriages, others lost their spouses in tragic circumstances.

A few of these wrestlers have now found comfort in their second or third marriages. Today, they live happily with their significant others.

Here are five AEW stars who married more than once.

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#5. AEW Star Paul Wight

Paul Wight competed in several promotions throughout his career. He joined WCW in 1995, where he spent four years. During his time in WCW, Wight fell in love with Melissa Ann Piavis. The couple dated for two years before tying the knot in February 1997. A year later, they welcomed their first child, Cierra.

Wight moved to WWE in February 1999. A year later, he and his first wife parted ways. They then legally divorced on February 6, 2002. Five days after finalizing the divorce, the current AEW star married for the second time.

Paul Wight's second wife, Bess Katramados, was a model. Nonetheless, she put aside her modeling career after marrying the former WWE Champion to focus on their family. However, she became her husband's trainer and fitness instructor. Wight and Katramados have a son and a daughter.

Paul Wight joined AEW last February to become a color commentator and an in-ring competitor. The 49-year-old has competed in only two matches so far.

He made his in-ring debut at All Out, defeating Q. T. Marshall. He then defeated CPA, RSP, and V. S. K. at AEW Dark. Wight has not wrestled in AEW since last month.

#4. AEW Star Sting

Sting kicked off his wrestling career in 1985. A year later, he tied the knot with his first wife, Susan W. Himes. Sting and Himes have three children, Garrett, Steven, and Gracie. The couple, nonetheless, divorced in 2010.

Four years before they officially divorced, Sting spoke about his ex-wife in an interview with the Daily News.

"Let’s just say my wife Sue has stuck with me for 19 years through thick and thin, because there was so many times where we almost lost everything. When she was finally ready to leave, I just couldn’t believe what was happening to me. You can’t be married and be a father and be apart from your family for so long. I sure don’t recommend it, but I got caught up in the whole deal and made all the wrong choices," Sting said.

The 62-year-old wrestling legend married again in 2015. Sting's second wife is Sabine Glenn from Karlsruhe, Germany. Glenn is a former personal trainer and is currently an Executive Assistant at Dorado Exploration.

Sting's wife keeps a low profile and stays away from her husband's spotlight. Although not very active on social media, she has shared a few photos with the AEW star on Instagram, expressing her love for him.

#3. AEW Star Vickie Guerrero

Like Paul Wight and Sting, Vickie Guerrero has also been married twice in her life. She tied the knot for the first time in 1990 with the late WWE Hall of Famer Eddie Guerrero. They remained together for fifteen years until he tragically passed away in 2005.

Vickie owes her wrestling career to her first husband, as she kicked it off alongside him months before he passed away. She played a part in his storyline with Rey Mysterio in WWE. Following Eddie's death, Vickie continued to work in WWE as an on-screen character. She became RAW and SmackDown General Manager.

In 2014, Vickie requested her release from WWE. She left the company in late June. A year later, the 53-year-old announced her engagement to Kris Benson. They married in September 2015.

Unlike Eddie Guerrero, Vickie's second husband is not a wrestler. Instead, Benson is a businessman. He owns an aerial imagery company called Kriskraft Aerial Recon.

Vickie Guerrero joined AEW in 2019, becoming Nyla Rose's manager. Earlier this year, she announced that Andrade El Idolo also became her client.

#2. AEW Star Dustin Rhodes

Dustin Rhodes kicked off his wrestling career in 1988. Two years later, he joined WWE, where he met his first wife. Rhodes tied the knot for the first time with his then-WWE colleague Terri Runnels. Their marriage lasted for six years between 1993 and 1999 before they got divorced. The former couple has a daughter, Dakota Avery.

Three years following the end of his marriage to Terri Runnels, Dustin Rhodes married again. His second wife, Milena Martelloni, was not a wrestler. They remained together for only a year before they got divorced.

Nine years later, Rhodes tied the knot for the third time in his life with Ta-rel Marie Runnels. Although his third and current wife is not a wrestler, she works in the wrestling industry. Ta-rel Marie works at Kayfabe Entertainment and is the owner of Rhodes Wrestling Academy.

Dustin Rhodes joined AEW in 2019 as an in-ring performer and a coach. The 52-year-old is currently a regular competitor in Tony Khan's company. He recently went head-to-head with Gustavo at AEW Dark and came out victorious.

#1. AEW Star Billy Gunn

Billy Gunn tied the knot with his first wife, Tina Tinnell, in 1990, five years after making his wrestling debut. A year later, the couple had their first child, Colten. They then had their second son, Austin, in 1994.

Gunn and Tinnell's marriage lasted a little over a decade. They separated in 2000 and finalized their divorce in 2002.

A few years later, the current AEW star fell in love with Paula Sopp. They dated for several years before marrying in 2009. The couple has now been married for 12 years. While Paula keeps a low profile, her husband usually posts photos of them together on his Instagram account.

Celebrating her birthday last February, Billy Gunn made it clear that his wife plays a crucial part in his life.

"She is everything that holds me together without her there is no me love you boo." Billy wrote to his wife on Instagram.

Gunn signed with AEW in 2019 to become a coach and in-ring competitor. A year later, his son Austin joined him in Tony Khan's company. They formed a stable called The Gunn Club. A few months later, Colten also signed with AEW to join forces with his father and brother.