2 WWE daughters who won't be joining the business and 3 who recently signed

Several WWE Superstars have shared their views on allowing their children into the business

WWE children are exposed to parts of the business that mere fans may not be aware of, and sometimes this can help or hinder their desire to follow in their parents' footsteps

Over the years, several children of former WWE Superstars have entered the business, with many of them performing at the highest level in the company.

Roman Reigns, Charlotte Flair, The Usos, and even Carmella are all children of former superstars and are currently holding gold on the main roster.

The following list looks at just three children of current and former WWE Superstars who may not be entering the family business, as well as two who were recently signed.

#5. The Rock's daughter Simone Johnson recently signed with WWE in May 2020

The Rock’s daughter, Simone Johnson, was the first-ever 4th generation superstar to sign with the WWE. https://t.co/LLUEStYqdQ

Former superstar The Rock comes from an iconic wrestling family and it was inevitable that one of his daughters would be in a position to follow his legacy at some point.

The former WWE Champion's oldest daughter Simone made history when she joined the company in 2020 and became the first-ever fourth-generation wrestler.

Simone has been wrestling at the Performance Center for a couple of years and hasn't had a lot of luck when it comes to injuries, but has still been able to make progress with her being seen as one of the stand-out trainees in recent months.

The star joined WWE when she was just 18 years old and now at the age of 20, her move up to either NXT or the main roster could be edging closer.

Simone worked under Triple H at the Performance Center ahead of his "cardiac event" and has continued to push forward in his absence.

With the Women's Division currently the most competitive it has ever been and with Ronda Rousey's recent return, it would be interesting to see where The Rock's daughter could fit in. That being said, WWE children have fared well on the main roster in recent years, so Johnson should be in good company when she is finally promoted.