Becky Lynch on having more kids: ‘I would love another one’
Becky Lynch says she and Seth Rollins are feeling some family pressure to have another child.
Appearing on Cody Rhodes’ So What Do You Wanna Talk About? podcast released Wednesday, Lynch revealed that her daughter Roux has been asking for a little brother.
“She’s always asking for a little brother. She wants a little brother,” Lynch said of her daughter, who turns five later this year.
Lynch said she’d love to grow the family eventually but is currently enjoying her career momentum.
“I’m really loving wrestling, I’m loving the acting roles that I’m getting. I kind of feel like momentum is on my side. And eventually, I would love another one. We’ve got to kind of figure that out.”
“It’s like the worst thing she could possibly say to me. She’s like, when you’re done working, when you make enough money, then can I have my little brother?”
“The other part of that is I love working. I love working. I love what I do.”
“Like, I love going out and having nights like tonight (at WWE Evolution). I love it. Just shot the pilot for Movers. I loved every second of that.”
“And then I love coming home, looking after my little girl. But growing the family would be also amazing.”
“There’s not enough time, you know what I mean? There’s not enough time. I want to do it all.”
Rhodes asked what her response is when Roux brings up wanting a sibling, but Lynch said the conversation always hits her ‘in the gut.’
“It always like hits me in the gut. And she’s said it multiple times now. She keeps saying like, when is my little brother going to get here?”
The interview was recorded just after WWE Evolution last month, where Lynch retained her Intercontinental title against Bayley and Lyra Valkyria in a triple threat match.
Lynch’s full appearance on Cody Rhodes’ So What Do You Wanna Talk About? podcast is available below:
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