3 Reasons why Jaida Parker didn’t join The Bloodline on WWE RAW

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In this article, we will discuss three reasons why Miss Parker didn’t join The Bloodline on Monday Night RAW.

#3. WWE wants to add a real-life Bloodline member to Roman Reigns’ faction

The Bloodline faction is all about family, not outsiders. The Usos, Jacob Fatu, and Roman Reigns are all part of the real-life family, not just in the storyline. So Jaida Parker’s inclusion in the faction doesn’t make sense, especially since she has no direct connection to the Anoa’i family.

This could be why she didn’t join The Bloodline and instead aligned herself with Royce Keys and OTM’s heel alliance. Following this development, fans can expect a real-life Bloodline member to join the original Tribal Chief faction to tackle Jaida Parker.

#2. Her connection with OTM in WWE NXT

When Out the Mud was part of the developmental brand, Jaida Parker had a brief alliance with Bronco Nima and Lucien Price. Therefore, Parker’s move to 946 might have stemmed from their NXT history.

Jaida might be in cahoots with OTM, which eventually led to her joining the Royce Keys-led faction. This might be the possible explanation for why she didn’t join The Bloodline on the red brand.

#1. WWE wants to portray Jaida Parker as a heel star on the main roster

Jaida Parker’s inclusion in the 946 faction confirms that Triple H’s creative regime plans to book her as a villainous star on the main roster. Rumors suggest the Stamford-based promotion plans to turn Reigns’ group into a babyface in their feud against Royce Keys and Out the Mud.

If Jaida had joined The Bloodline, WWE would likely be forced to book her as the babyface star, which doesn’t seem to be their plan. Thus, booking her as the heel star could be another reason why she didn’t join the family faction on Monday Night RAW,

Rest, it will be interesting to see how things unfold in the coming months as we head toward Money in the Bank 2026.