Ric Flair Kids

Richard Morgan Fliehr, popularly known as Ric Flair, is a legendary retired professional wrestler from Memphis, Tennessee, United States. Renowned for his electrifying performances across various promotions, especially in WWE. Flair set numerous records and left a lasting impact on the wrestling industry over his remarkable five-decade career. His legacy was commemorated with two inductions into the WWE Hall of Fame: first in 2008 for his accomplishments and again in 2012 as part of The Four Horsemen, alongside his fellow stablemates Arn Anderson, Ole Anderson, and Tully Blanchard.

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Who are Ric Flair’s Kids?

According to People.com, Ric Flair has four biological kids. He married his first wife, Leslie Goodman on August 28, 1971. Together, they became parents to two children, a daughter named Megan Fliehr and a son named David Flair. Their union lasted 12 years before they went their separate ways in 1983. On August 27, 1983, Flair married his second wife, Elizabeth Harrell. Together, they had a daughter, Ashley Elizabeth Fliehr, known in the wrestling world as Charlotte Flair, and a son, Richard Reid Fliehr. After nearly 23 years together, Flair and Harrell parted ways in 2006.

Flair reportedly served as the stepfather of his former wife's four children, Sophia, Paris, Summer, and Sebastian Kidder. The couple exchanged vows in a non-legal ceremony at a Florida resort on September 12, 2018. After being in a relationship for almost four years, Flair announced his separation from Barlow on January 31, 2022. Despite publicly announcing their split, they reunited in May of that year. However, they ultimately decided to part ways again in September 2024.

Ric Flair’s Daughter: Megan Fliehr

Megan Fleihr, the first and eldest child of Ric Flair, celebrates her birthday on January 6 as per People. Growing up in the spotlight, she often joined her father at wrestling events and in interviews. After finishing her education, she made her acting debut in 1995 on the WWE television program WCW Monday Nitro and later appeared in an ESPN documentary. Since then, she has been involved in numerous television shows and events, including a memorable role in the 2017 Royal Rumble, as reported by Tuko News.

Megan Fleihr was previously married to Robert Ketzner, with whom she shares a daughter named Morgan Lee Ketzner. Following their separation, Megan became engaged to Conrad Thompson, a prominent wrestling commentator and mortgage broker, in January 2018. The couple tied the knot later that same year as per the CinemaHolic.

Ric Flair’s Son: David Richard Flair

David Richard Flair, born on March 6, 1979, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a retired American professional wrestler. Following in the footsteps of his father, he had a decade-long career in the wrestling industry as David Flair, primarily making his mark in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) before a brief stint in WWE. Throughout his career, David captured both the WCW United States Heavyweight Championship and the World Tag Team Championship.

In 2002, David tied the knot with Robin Haskell. As of November 2024, the couple resides in Shelby, North Carolina, with their two daughters, Pyper and Carter. Pyper is an exceptional Level 10 gymnast, training at the Perfect Balance Training Center in Charlotte, with her graduation anticipated in 2026, as per The CinemaHolic.

Ric Flair’s Daughter: Ashley Elizabeth Fliehr a.k.a Charlotte Flair

Ashley Elizabeth Fliehr, popularly known as Charlotte Flair, is the eldest child of Ric Flair and his second wife, Elizabeth Harrell. Born on April 5, 1986, in Charlotte, North Carolina, she is widely regarded as one of the greatest female wrestlers in professional wrestling history. Throughout her illustrious career, Charlotte has captured every major championship in WWE, earning the distinction of being the fifth Women's Triple Crown Champion and the fourth Women's Grand Slam Champion.

Ric Flair’s Son: Reid Fliehr

Richard Reid Fliehr, also known as Reid Flair, was born on February 26, 1988, in Charlotte, North Carolina. Growing up in a wrestling family, he became an accomplished amateur wrestler and began his professional wrestling career with World Championship Wrestling (WCW). After leaving WCW, Reid Flair aimed to establish himself in independent wrestling, notably in All Japan Pro Wrestling (AJP). However, his promising career was overshadowed by his struggles with drug addiction, which ultimately led to his tragic death at the age of 25 on March 29, 2013.