Real-life Bloodline member drops major WWE debut hint ahead of SmackDown

The Bloodline is on a dominant spree on WWE SmackDown. Last week, they decimated Randy Orton. At SummerSlam, the faction's new leader, Solo Sikoa, will look to bring home the Undisputed WWE Championship when he steps into the ring opposite Cody Rhodes.

So far, Sikoa has recruited Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu in the last three months. Could there be another addition sooner rather than later?

Taking to Instagram ahead of tonight's episode of the blue brand in Omaha, Zilla Fatu shared a story of himself on a flight with an ambiguous message. The son of legendary WWE Superstar Umaga, Zilla is often brought up as a future member of The Bloodline. He has been training for it, too.

"God is good, God is great," Zilla Fatu wrote.

You can check out his Instagram Story here.

With Jacob Fatu's addition to The Bloodline, there is a dangerous feel to it. If Zilla Fatu joins his clan in the near future, the faction could grow to be unstoppable.

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Zilla Fatu says he was born into WWE but does not rule out AEW or other wrestling promotions

Zilla Fatu spoke on MuscleManMalcolm in May, discussing his aspirations to make it in World Wrestling Entertainment.

He claimed that he is already a part of the company to some degree, owing to his family history. However, Fatu also added that he is in no hurry to sign with any promotion, so he does not rule out the possibility of showing up in any company. In the end, what matters most to him is that the story should make sense:

"That's where the family's at. So I want a piece of the pie. You like that? I want a piece of the pie," Zilla said in response to whether WWE was the end goal. "But a little P.S. note on the side. It just has to make sense. With AEW, anywhere, just any promotion, it just has to make sense. And if WWE, if it makes sense to have me—I feel like it does, because I was born into it, and I know that I'm made to do this without knowing."

He concluded by saying that fans should stay tuned. All of the major players of the Samoan family have performed for World Wrestling Entertainment. Perhaps it is only a matter of time before Zilla Fatu joins.