Blockbuster Bloodline tease made by real-life member; Solo Sikoa's recruitment spree on WWE SmackDown possibly facing severe consequences

A history-making champion recently made a huge tease regarding a new Bloodline on WWE television. The name in question is Taahine Tonga.

Taahine is better known as part of The Tonga Twins alongside TalaVou Tonga. The sisters were trained by Rikishi and have made a huge name in the professional wrestling world by becoming the first-ever Tongan female wrestlers in history to win the World Tag Team Championship in Women of Wrestling. The duo became free agents after they left WOW and many fans believe they are destined to be in WWE.

Taahine Tonga recently took to X/Twitter to drop a blockbuster tease. The star got fans' hopes up regarding the end of the current Bloodline to start a female version of the stable in World Wrestling Entertainment.

"A female bloodline the end," she wrote.

Check out her tweet below:

Since losing his title at WrestleMania XL, Roman Reigns has not been seen on WWE television. Amid The Tribal Chief's absence, Solo Sikoa has taken over The Bloodline and has been on a recruitment spree. He has added three new members, Tama Tonga, Tanga Loa, and Jacob Fatu to the fearsome faction.

It will be interesting to see if the Stamford-based promotion will sign real-life members Taahine and TalaVou Tonga to possibly form a female Bloodline.

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The Bloodline brutally attacked Paul Heyman on last week's WWE SmackDown

Since Solo Sikoa has taken over The Bloodline, Paul Heyman's place as The Wiseman in the fearsome faction has been questionable. For several weeks, Heyman could be seen helpless as Sikoa went rogue.

However, on last week's edition of the blue brand, Solo Sikoa took things to the next level after the WWE Hall of Famer refused to accept him as his Tribal Chief. The Enforcer hit Paul Heyman with the Samoan Spike before The Bloodline put The Wiseman through the announcer's table.

It remains to be seen how Roman Reigns would react to Solo Sikoa's action upon his impending return to the Stamford-based promotion.