The Anoa'i family stands as one of professional wrestling's most legendary dynasties, and at the heart of this sporting legacy lies Jey Uso and his six siblings who continue to dominate the WWE landscape. Born Joshua Samuel Fatu on August 22, 1985, Jey Uso represents the fourth generation of this iconic Samoan-American wrestling family that has captivated audiences worldwide.
The Uso Brothers and Their Athletic Siblings
Jey Uso's immediate family includes six siblings who have largely followed in their father's athletic footsteps. The most famous among them is his twin brother Jonathan Solofa Fatu, better known to wrestling fans as Jimmy Uso. Born on the same day in 1985, the twins have become one of WWE's most successful tag teams, capturing multiple championships throughout their careers.
The family's wrestling legacy extends beyond the twins. Joseph Yokozuna Fatu, who performs as Solo Sikoa, has emerged as a dominant force in WWE at 32 years old. Born March 18, 1993, Sikoa continues the family tradition while adding his own unique style to the squared circle.
Another brother, Thamiko Tu'uhetoka Fatu, has pursued wrestling through independent circuits and Gimmicked Promotions, training at his father's Knokx Pro Entertainment & Academy. Meanwhile, the youngest sibling, Samson Fatu, aged 17, is making waves in American football as a starting offensive tackle for Notre Dame High School, already receiving Division 1 offers from universities.
Lesser-Known Siblings and Family Connections
Not all of Jey Uso's siblings have sought the wrestling spotlight. Thavana Monalisa Fatu, born June 12, has carved her own path as a plus-size model, fashion designer, actress, and songwriter. Despite her famous family connections, she maintains a relatively private profile away from the wrestling world's glare.
Similarly, Jeremiah Peniata Fatu, born August 30, 1986, has kept his personal and professional life out of the public eye. At 39 years old, his career pursuits remain undisclosed, though he is known to have two children from a previous relationship.
The Anoa'i Family Wrestling Dynasty
Jey Uso and his siblings descend from the legendary Anoa'i family, with their father being WWE Hall of Famer Solofa Fatu Jr., famously known as Rikishi. Born October 11, 1965, the 60-year-old wrestling legend enjoyed a twelve-year WWE career that saw him win three Tag Team Championships and one Intercontinental Championship before his 2015 Hall of Fame induction.
The children's mother, Talisua Fuavai-Fatu, of Samoan descent, has consistently maintained a low profile despite her family's fame. She married Rikishi on July 20, 1985, and has largely stayed away from social media and public attention.
The family connections extend throughout WWE, with Jey Uso and Roman Reigns being cousins, both part of the extensive Anoa'i wrestling family. The Bloodline stable, featuring the Usos, Solo Sikoa, and Roman Reigns, represents one of the most successful family collaborations in modern wrestling history.
This remarkable family story continues to unfold, with multiple generations contributing to the rich tapestry of professional wrestling while branching out into other sports and entertainment fields, ensuring the Anoa'i legacy remains strong for years to come.
