How many children did Sika Anoa'i have? Exploring his next-generation
The pro wrestling business recently lost a legend in the form of Sika Anoa'i. One-half of the legendary Wild Samoans, Sika passed away on June 25, 2024, at the age of 79. As a member of the legendary Anoa'i family, wrestling came naturally to Sika, and it was a talent that he passed on to some of his children. But, how many children did he have?
Well, Sika Anoa'i had five children with his ex-wife, Patricia Hooker. He had three daughters and two sons. Not much is known about his daughters, Vanessa, Myritza, and Summer, but his sons followed in his footsteps and became pro wrestlers. The WWE Universe will certainly be familiar with them, as they are none other than the late Rosey, and The Tribal Chief, Roman Reigns.
Rosey had quite the career in the squared circle before his untimely passing in 2017. He wrestled all over the world and even had a stint with WWE between 2001 and 2006. As for Roman Reigns, not much needs to be said. He has established himself as one of the greatest superstars of all time in his 14 years with the Stamford-based promotion.
Sika Anoa'i has kept the strong wrestling roots of his family alive through his sons. And, given all they've accomplished, he will no doubt be proud as he looks over his family from up above.
Roman Reigns shared a heartwarming message following his father, Sika Anoa'i's passing
As mentioned earlier, much like his father Sika Anoa'i, Roman Reigns has achieved greatness in the squared circle. A force to be reckoned with, it would be safe to say that The Tribal Chief, has taken a lot of inspiration from his father. This is true, both as a pro wrestler and as a human being.
Following his father's passing, Reigns shared a heartwarming message on X/Twitter, where he acknowledged the impact his father had on his family. He also mentioned how it will be impossible to fill the void that has been left by his passing. Nevertheless, both he and his sisters will continue to proudly represent him and his legacy.
Roman Reigns will certainly continue to represent his father in the ring. As The Tribal Chief, he has accomplished what very few have in WWE. And, given the fact he still has a lot more left in the tank, he will surely only take the Anoa'i name to newer heights.