Natalya Neidhart (2:20)

Thank you guys so much for having me on. I've been looking forward to this all day today. So I've geared up, I've had my coffee, I had a workout, I've listened to my favorite songs. I'm in the mood in the zone for.

Brie Garcia (2:31)

Have you had that shot of that?

Natalya Neidhart (2:32)

Thank you guys. I did. I did have a glass of champagne in honor of Nicole's amazing performance on Raw last night. By the way, can we just. Can we just stop and say that our girl Nikki was trending Worldwide, last night.

Nikki Garcia (2:46)

Yeah. Thank you.

Brie Garcia (2:48)

Natty, we love you.

Natalya Neidhart (2:50)

I know she's humble, but, you know, I like to shout it from the rooftops to, like, 6 million people on social.

Nikki Garcia (2:54)

Oh, my God. I know. Shows me so much love. You honestly are the best. And it was so, so much better having you there. Like, I don't know. You just bring me comfort. Natty was at the show, and so it was just. I'm like, okay, Natty, come on.

Guest Parent (3:11)

We.

Nikki Garcia (3:11)

Everyone misses her. And so it's like, we need you back asap. We really do.

Natalya Neidhart (3:16)

I know. I love. I love our time together. Us three, we are just, like, we never miss a beat.

Nikki Garcia (3:22)

Never, ever miss a beat.

Brie Garcia (3:23)

It's crazy when you think of how long, like, we've all been together in the business, and it just feels like the other day. Yeah, like, I just remember it perfectly, like, the other day, and we all.

Natalya Neidhart (3:36)

Yeah. Like, I just. I. I just love our memories together so much. They're, like, the great, great memories of my, like, career in wwe. They're the great moments.

Brie Garcia (3:45)

So, Natty, are. Speaking of moments, I know the day has finally come. Your memoir is out. How are you feeling?

Natalya Neidhart (3:53)

I woke up today, like, almost in tears of joy. I just, like, I. I couldn't sleep because I was so excited about, like, okay, today's the day. Everyone's gonna read the book. And I had a couple, like, months where as we were getting closer to, especially over the last month, as I was getting closer to the book coming out, I was like, I hope people like it. I. I hope that they understand it. I hope that they read it. I hope that they get it. I hope that they get the meaning behind it. I hope they get the story. And. And I just, like, whenever I would have these moments of doubt, I would go back and look at the messages from the girls. So there were some girls in the locker room that I sent the book to. I sent the manuscript to. When I finished that, like, they read the book, and I kind of wanted to get, like, a. Do, like, a little study, a little focus group, a little locker room focus group study of what they thought of the book. So I sent it to Nya, I sent it to Liv, I sent it to Bianca. I sent it to Beth Phoenix, I sent it to Carmela. I sent it to Bailey, like I said. And so I wanted to, like, Maxine got it. I wanted to see what the girls thought. And every time I felt doubt, I would go back to their text messages after they read the book. They all had different, like, very different you know, interpretations of the book. It meant something different to all of them. But, like, it helped me so much feel calm about, like, okay, I think people are gonna like this. I think people are. I think people are gonna really get something from this, because the girls did, you know, and the girls, like, they had a lot of very specific questions, and, like, it meant something different to all of them, which I love, because art is interpretation.

Nikki Garcia (5:24)

Yeah.

Natalya Neidhart (5:25)

You know, it's. It's all about how you look at it. Somebody might look at a painting differently than I look at it. You know what I mean? So I love that people are getting such different points of view from it. But the girls in the locker room, their support and their encouragement, like, it's what's kind of kept me calm about people, how they receive the book.

Nikki Garcia (5:43)

Oh, well, even what I've heard from everyone when just being at Monday Night Raw, we were all talking about your book a lot, and everyone's like, you just can't put it down. Like, you literally keep reading it and you just don't want to stop. And then it's cute because I got a few people like, oh, I was just reading about you. And I was like, oh, yeah, I love that.

Brie Garcia (6:04)

Well, and, you know, since, like, I mean, anyone who's ever shared a conversation with you or been in a locker room with you or even at lunch, and. And I feel like a lot of reality viewers. So you saw total divas. You're an amazing storyteller.

Natalya Neidhart (6:19)

Yeah.

Brie Garcia (6:20)

Like, you tell the funniest stories or the most sincere stories, but the way you'll talk about your family or, you know, other acquaintances, anything, you just. You're a great storyteller. So I'm so excited to read this because I know it's just going to be done so well, and the stories are going to be so great.

Nikki Garcia (6:40)

I mean, it'll be a movie one day for sure. Like, I mean, your story, how you write. But what I love seeing, too, is you're already getting incredible reviews from, like, actual book critics, which I think is so huge. I mean, on the day of your release, it's.

Natalya Neidhart (6:56)

It's really. I'm just like, I'm. I'm trying to take it all in and just try to be grateful for every little moment. But, like, when I wrote the book, I was like, as a recovering people pleaser, which I think the three of us are. We're recovering people pleasers.

Nikki Garcia (7:09)

We.

Natalya Neidhart (7:10)

We just want. We want to do a great job. We want to make people happy. We want to make our family proud. Our friends and everyone else, we want to do great work. But, like, I also have come to the realization, especially after writing this book, that, like, I wanted to write the book for me. And I spent so much of my career and so much of my life before I ever got to wwe trying to make everyone else happy. And in writing the book, I realized that, like, I needed to write the book for me, and if I wrote the book for me, at least one person would be happy with it. And so that was something that, like, really, like, resonated with me from the very, like, beginning. It was like, okay, you know, because at first I was like, I got to make sure Brett. Like, I want to put Brett on a pedestal because he's so important in my life, and I love him, and we're so close. But I also was like, you know, I think Brett is probably one of the greatest storytellers ever, and I don't think he wants to be perceived as perfect. I dedicated the book to my dad, but my dad and I also had a very complicated relationship, and so I was. It was very liberating to be able to share. Like, you can love someone with all of your heart, and you can write a whole book about your life and dedicate it to them, but they can still hurt you.

Brie Garcia (8:19)

Yeah.

Natalya Neidhart (8:19)

You know what I mean? And so, like, there is stuff that happened between my dad and I that hurt me a lot, and it shaped me, it scared me, it affected me, it helped me grow. It helped me become the person that I am today. Yeah. But it was so liberating, writing about our experience and just our relationship. Even if it was hard.

Brie Garcia (8:36)

Right?

Natalya Neidhart (8:36)

Like, it was hard because there's. And there's a very powerful. My dad is one of the main characters in the book, and my book kind of. It reads. It's funny because Bianca. I've talked about this in other interviews, but Bianca was one of the first people to read my book, and she said to me, she goes, it feels like a movie. She's like. It reads very cinematically. And I really wanted my book to be a storyline. Mm. It's the real, true storyline of my life. But the big, big thing is in order to get people to turn the chapter, to get to the next page, you want to get to the next chapter. It's like, when we finish Monday Night Raw, the way we leave the shows is you want to get to the next chapter. You want to see what's going to happen on the next TV taping. Yeah. When I wrote the book, I was like, I really want people to be like, I got to get to the next chapter. And this is why people are reading the book so fast. They're reading it in, like, two days.

Commercial Announcer (9:24)

Wow.

Natalya Neidhart (9:25)

Because it's a storyline. It's a storyline, and you really. Once you finish a chapter, you're racing to get to the next. But there's some. There's. There's so much range. It's funny. It's very humorous. There's a love story in there that, like, is for the ages. It's a lot about, you know, my relationships. The good, the bad, the hard ones, the ones that taught me the most. And relationships just like life, they're not linear. You know, like, we. Like. My most rich relationships that I have in my life are very complicated. So it was really cool to be able to explore that and talk about how, you know, what my journey was, what the story is, and how I live through all of it. Not only just surviving, because all three of us have said this throughout our entire friendship together. We're not survivors. We're people that are thriving.

Nikki Garcia (10:14)

Y.

Natalya Neidhart (10:14)

You know what I mean? Like, we're. We're. We're just like, I'm. We're more than. We're more than somebody that survives something, because I know we've all been through tough things, but we're thriving at life because you get stronger. Part of life is figuring it out, right?

Brie Garcia (10:28)

Oh, gosh, I agree with you, Natty.

Nikki Garcia (10:30)

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Brie Garcia (10:46)

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Birdie has the worst allergies, and I felt like she got to the point she hated blowing her nose so much.

Brie Garcia (10:59)

She just let it go.

Guest Parent (11:00)

And I was like, what is it that you hate so much about blowing your nose? And she's like that. You constantly remind me. And I said, okay, fair enough. She doesn't like to be told what to do. So I went out, I bought Birdie this really cute little rainbow fanny pack, and I stuffed it with Kleenex tissues, and I said, wear this little magical fanny pack. And whenever your nose is running, you on your own get to blow your nose.

Nikki Garcia (11:28)

I remember that.

Guest Parent (11:29)

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Brie Garcia (12:09)

She did.

Nikki Garcia (12:09)

Well, it's so funny, because I think of any time of the seasons when Mateo's nose is running so much in his car seats, so I'm always handing him Kleenex lotion tissues and, like, wipe your boogies. And I don't know why. Now, he doesn't do this all the time, but half the time it's like he wipes his boogers, and next thing I know, I'm getting a booger bomb thrown at me. Do you get those?

Brie Garcia (12:32)

Oh, those booger bombs? No, I don't.

Nikki Garcia (12:33)

Oh, it's just tissue full of boogers, and it just gets thrown right back at me, and I'm like, you know, I appreciate, I guess, that you're giving me your boogies back, but to get a tissue, booger bomb thrown at you, it's just wild.

Guest Parent (12:47)

That is, yeah.

Nikki Garcia (12:48)

But I feel like one day I'm really gonna miss that.

Guest Parent (12:50)

You're gonna miss the booger bombs?

Nikki Garcia (12:52)

Yeah, for sure.

Guest Parent (12:52)

All right. You know, like Nikki said, parenting is messy, emotional, hilarious, and heartwarming all at once.

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That's W A Y F A I.

Nikki Garcia (16:24)

R.com Wayfair Every style, every home and it's so true. And that's what I love, is that it's not just for wrestling fans. Like someone who, you know, doesn't know wrestling, I feel can read your book and will take something away. And what do you hope people, non wrestling fans and wrestling fans take away after they've read your book? Like, what do you want them to walk away with? Like, what feeling?

Natalya Neidhart (16:52)

The biggest thing I'm hearing from everyone is that they felt like they were, they could heal part of themselves after reading it. And so if my journey is, if my journey can be a handbook in somebody else's, you know, survival, if it can help somebody else get through the darkest times of their life because I'm sharing and being so open with my story, then it was all worth it. Like, my entire journey was worth it. You know, as I was writing the book, it was like I kept on every chapter chasing all these things that I thought were going to make me happy. Like, I just got to get this job. I've just got to, you know, I've just got to do this match. I've just got to learn this move. I've just got to win this champ. I've just got to get the job in wwe. I've just got to get to developmental. I've just got to get to the main roster. I've just got to win this title. I've just got to get this, you know, get this. Just this next thing that like you could hold in your hand. And I realized by the time I got to the end of it, I was like, that stuff wasn't the stuff that made me happy. Like, the stuff that makes you happy. Like, it's all, it's, it's about being able to recognize the stuff that makes you happy. Like, when I, when you get to the end of the book, I realized, like, in a family that's done everything, you know, with my grandfather, Stu Hart, starting our family legacy with Stu Hart, Bret Hart, Owen Hart, the British Bulldogs, my dad, my cousins. Like, in a family that's done everything and being the first woman in my family to do this, I'm not going to be the first woman to main event a WrestleMania or the first person in my family to Main event a WrestleMania, WrestleMania or win a title or even write a book, I'm not going to be the first to do that in my family, but I was the least likely to make it in my family as a woman. And I'm still standing. I'm still, I'm here. Like, I am not a victim. I'm not Just a survivor. But I'm somebody that's thriving in this. And all of the shit that we've gone through is worth it. It's so worth it because it's made me so strong that there's nothing that I really can't achieve in my life. But the biggest thing is, is that I want to be the first person in my family to not leave this business broken. And that's the thing is, it's been, like, a very cathartic journey to realize, like, winning is not winning a championship. It's not having a main event match at WrestleMania. Winning is being able to look at yourself in the mirror and not being broken emotionally, you know, and not being. Being broken physically. Like, just being free to do everything that you want to do, to live your life on your own terms. And I was, like I said, the least likely in my family to do that. So it's so cool to be able to carry on that legacy. And I also want people to look at themselves in the mirror and redefine the way that they're looking at success in their life. I used to think success was about a great storyline or a women's championship or buying a fancy car. I used to think that was success. Now I've realized that I want people to look at themselves and go, why not me? Why can't I write a book? Why can't I do a documentary? Why can't I make a movie? Why can't I do this? Why can't I open up a restaurant? Or why can't I chase my crazy dream? Even if you fall flat on your ass, you'll feel so great chasing your dream. And I think that was a big message. In the rocks movie the Smashing Machine, he took a chance on himself to do a movie that is the most vulnerable you'll ever, ever see him. But I liked it because I love the movie. And I think that I feel like he should be nominated for an Oscar because he went to such a dark, kind of deep place. But he's like, why not me? Why can't I do this? Why can't I do a. Do a movie that could win me an Oscar? It's not my traditional role, but fuck it, I'm gonna just take a chance on me.

Nikki Garcia (20:25)

Yes.

Brie Garcia (20:26)

Well, you know, I love how you.

Nikki Garcia (20:27)

Say that, Natty, because when you and I have talked about your book before, and it really hit me when you were telling me about that, it's. It wasn't about all the things that you've won in life and the records you said it was about looking in the mirror and knowing that I survived this and I didn't break. Break. I came out as the one not broken. And it. And you already, anytime. And I know, Bri, we've spoke about this.

Brie Garcia (20:51)

You're always.

Nikki Garcia (20:53)

Any of my matches. You know how to give straight honesty. To me, to anyone. But there's something about how you give honesty, and she does it from a.

Brie Garcia (21:02)

Genuine place where she wants to help you improve.

Nikki Garcia (21:05)

Yeah. Help you improve. But, like, you also feel amazing about yourself. Like, you feel uplifted. You're like, I did something great. But when we were talking about your book and all that yesterday, and then I was driving home from the airport this morning, I. I was thinking about things, and I'm always, like, when I'm by myself, my car, like, either talking to myself or whatever, but I was thinking, like, you know, the match with Roxanne, for me, because, you know, it's not about wins anymore for me. It's not wins and losses for me. I was like, that right there was about impact. That was about what I've done in my career to inspire someone to get to where they're at and. And to have that moment I won. Like, I was driving. I was thinking about that. Like, I would have rather have that than championships or win. But to have that kind of impact of what you do in your career, that has nothing to do about Main Eventing, WrestleMania, or holding this title for this long or having this championship or having them all, whatever it may be. It's about what you do, how you come out of it. But then what you. How you inspire others and how your impact brings them there. And I was thinking about that so much in the car ride and with our conversations as well.

Natalya Neidhart (22:16)

Yeah.

Brie Garcia (22:17)

And, you know, Natty, I think of, like, when we all filmed a reality show. We film it, then it's like, six months later, we all have to watch the cuts, and we're reliving some moments that a lot of us didn't want to relive. Yes. And the same goes for a memoir. When you're writing a memoir, you're going back to your childhood. You're going back to those really dark, heavy moments that you have to write. Was it hard to write those moments, or were you able to get through it?

Natalya Neidhart (22:42)

Those are the moments that I had. Like, that's why I started getting a little bit of anxiety towards when the book was coming out, because I was like, oh, what if people don't understand that? Or what if somebody, like, doesn't what if they don't get it? Or what if they don't like it? Or what if they think I'm burying so and so or what? I started, like, questioning, like, a little bit. Like, I was like, it's a really important part of the story, though. I don't want to leave that out. But, like, I just was. You know, there were some hard moments, some very vulnerable chapters that took me time to really think about, sleep on, write, work on, dissect. Yes, very much so. But I also realized that there was chapters I couldn't leave out. I just couldn't leave out because I was like, now you're. If you're going to write a book and you're going to start leaving out all these tough chapters, then why the hell are you writing the book? Like, you're talking about your life, you're talking about your story. And I. And I will stick to the core issues of the story because with my family and my life, there's. Our family is so much meat on the bone with. With everything there was. There. There's like a. There's like a damn miniseries on our family that could, like, span decades. But I was like, what is the most important part of the story? And let's stick to the story. Let's stick to the core issues of the story. So it was tough talking about stuff with my dad because I needed to be able to explain the stuff that was going on with my dad and his health in order for people to understand that he wasn't. He wasn't. He wasn't trying to be a bad parent. I think he was doing the best that he could. And so in writing that, I actually really forgave my dad. Like, in writing this book, I. For a lot of the hard things that we went through as kids, I really forgave my dad. I got to the end of it, and, like, I just had so much freedom of, like, he did the best that he could. And now that we understand that he was struggling with so much, it gave me, like, this under. This totally different understanding of him. That's why I wanted to dedicate the whole book to him, because I was like, this is my big story for me and my dad, and he wasn't. He wasn't trying to be a bad parent. But sometimes, you know, there's no playbook on how to be a great parent. Sometimes parents are just doing the best that they can. But. But like, in TJ's injury, that. Those were very hard chapters for me to write about, but they were also I wanted people to see what happened on the other side of TJ's injury, where he. He lost something that was so important to him. And I think everybody can relate to going through grief and going through something that means everything to them. Grief is, you know, people. It's so relatable. But I wanted people to see that. Like, in TJ's darkest hours, where he didn't know if he could go on and he didn't know who the hell he was, he completely lost his identity when he lost wrestling on the other side of that grief and that. That hard time, there was so much hope. And TJ entered the best era of his life. And so, again, somebody that's going through something really hard, I want. I couldn't get to the best era of his life without showing that he had overcome something.

Brie Garcia (25:35)

Yeah.

Natalya Neidhart (25:35)

So it's. It's also like a book about hope. You know what I mean? Like, you're gonna. There's a lot of hope that comes from it. I think the world needs a lot more hope.

Nikki Garcia (25:43)

Amen. So true.

Brie Garcia (25:45)

So true. I. Gosh, it's so.

Guest Parent (25:48)

Yes.

Nikki Garcia (25:50)

All right, Bri, as you know, the holidays are coming up, which always inspires us for travel plans. Where are we gonna go? But you know what really inspires me on where to go where? Airbnb.

Brie Garcia (26:01)

Oh, always. You know, it's fun because Brian and I will always go on and put in all our likes and wants. And then it's really neat because all of a sudden, all these different areas pop up.

Nikki Garcia (26:11)

And then on top of it, what makes it even better is then you realize, well, wait, as I'm spending money, I could be making money. So you literally can host your home on Airbnb, which, honestly, is such a smart way to make a little extra money. Right? I mean, you can put it towards your future travel, home, improve, whatever that fun splurge item is that you've been eyeing. This is a way to build up that account.

Brie Garcia (26:36)

That's right. I mean, finding a little piece of home while you travel always makes a trip special. Your home could be that for someone else.

Nikki Garcia (26:44)

Your home might be worth more than you think.

Brie Garcia (26:46)

Find out how much@airbnb.com host Nikki. Life can get really busy.

Nikki Garcia (26:53)

Really busy. I mean, I would say it's been busy for all of us.

Brie Garcia (26:56)

I know. And sometimes we just need to take a breather, sit down, and ask ourselves one very important question.

Nikki Garcia (27:03)

What's that? Brie, have you had your Hershey's? I sure have had my Hershey's. Brie.

Natalya Neidhart (27:08)

And you know what?

Nikki Garcia (27:09)

When you need to brighten up your day or even put a smile on your face, grab the classic creamy texture and pure milk chocolate flavor of Hershey's milk chocolate.

Brie Garcia (27:20)

Whether you're eating it on the go, breaking off few pieces for s' mores night, or treating yourself to something sweet, Hershey's milk chocolate checks all the boxes.

Nikki Garcia (27:30)

It sure does. You want to know what one of my favorite moments with Hershey's chocolate is? Tao and I like, I love it. Cuz you know me, I'm chocolate lover. But now I have a son who's a chocolate lover. So we split bars all the time. It's just such a moment for us, a very happy moment. We look at each other, he always ends up getting chocolate all over his face. But it's just such a sweet moment that I find myself always reaching for a Hershey bar.

Brie Garcia (27:56)

Always. I mean, we love making s' mores in my family. So every time I bust out a Hershey bar, my kids start screaming with excitement cuz they know it's about to be s' more time. So for all of you, shop for Hershey's milk chocolate now at a store.

Nikki Garcia (28:08)

Near you found wherever candy is sold.

Brie Garcia (28:14)

Definitely. Well, Natty, you have Dwayne the Rock Johnson write your foreword. Did you ask him to do it? How did that come about?

Natalya Neidhart (28:23)

So, you know, I wanted Brett to be a part of my book because Brett is just a master storyteller. But I was also like, the thing with Dwayne is that part of asking him to be a part of the book was that it was part of me standing on my own two feet. And so of course I wanted to include Brett, but I also wanted to like, show that this was also like, okay, I'm not gonna just lean on family because Brett is, you know, he's, he's one of the greatest storytellers ever. But I was like, I want to ask Dwayne if he would, if he would help me with this project. Because Dwayne's dad was a wrestler. Yeah, Dwayne's grandmother, just like my, just like my grandfather, they were wrestling promoters. And so Dwayne is the first third generation male superstar in wwe and I'm the first female third generation, you know, superstar in wwe. So I was like, we have all these similarities, but you know, our careers were, were very different. But I was like, I would love to like, I know he's so supportive of women's wrestling and he's just, he's somebody that like, I feel like, we have so much in common because he also, you know, he's extremely successful now, but he also went through a lot. And so I was like, I would love to have his help. And it was. I know this is going to sound crazy, guys, but, like, he jumped at the chance to help me. He was like, absolutely. It was literally me, like, getting up my courage. I was just getting up my courage to ask him at the Netflix premiere. I was like, I got to like, I really want to ask. Ask him here. I've got to, like, make this my mission today. And I. I walked right up to him. Of course, he swarmed with, like, a, you know, everyone. Everybody and their brother was trying to talk to him. He sees me, gives me a huge hug, stops and talks to me as if I'm the only person in the room, and then agrees to do the forward.

Brie Garcia (29:57)

Oh, my gosh.

Natalya Neidhart (29:58)

And I was like. I couldn't even believe it. I was just like. I mean, I could. I can't believe it now, but. And then he researched it. So he. He reached out to me and was, like, asked me a bunch of questions. He's like, I want to write this from my heart. I want to make it great. I really want to be involved in it. And I know, like, now we realize, oh, shit, he's doing this massive movie, right? You know, he's like, he's one of the busiest guys on the planet, but the busiest people, they always are the ones that make the time.

Brie Garcia (30:25)

Oh, I agree.

Nikki Garcia (30:26)

Always.

Natalya Neidhart (30:26)

And he. He made the time. And he helped me with actually the ending of the book. Because when we were talking about the forward, he said to me, he's like, I just. I really want to know what legacy means to you. What is your. What does legacy mean to you? Can you really, like, I need you to think about it. He's like, take, take, Take a couple of days. Think about what legacy means to you. Because I was struggling with the finish of the book. And then I was like. When I was trying to answer Dwayne's question, I was like, oh, my God, I have to finish the book. This is the finish. This is the finish of the book. What legacy means. Like, oh, my God. It's very powerful, but huge proponent for what legacy means to me. So not to change topics, but I do want to go back to Nikki's match with Roxanne. So I watched that, and. Sorry, Nicole, I'm putting you on the spot. I watched that match backstage. I was watching. So I was watching it. Like, I get nervous when I watch you guys wrestle because it's like, I want you to do great.

Nikki Garcia (31:21)

Yeah.

Natalya Neidhart (31:21)

You know, So I was like, oh, just perfect. And of course, there's a bunch of other WWE talent around me, and they're act like they're looking at me like, why is Natty, like, selling so hard at the Monitor? But I. Nicole, I thought it was because I know the story.

Nikki Garcia (31:35)

Yeah.

Natalya Neidhart (31:36)

Like, there's a great story in you versus Roxy, because when she was 13, like, we were in the middle. I was with Nicole and Bri in the parking lot filming Total Divas.

Nikki Garcia (31:46)

Yeah. Yeah.

Natalya Neidhart (31:46)

And she just walks and, like, sees us all, and she's just like this. I remember it. I remember the moment. I remember so well.

Nikki Garcia (31:53)

Yeah.

Natalya Neidhart (31:54)

So when you guys came out, like, everybody was so into the match, it was crazy crowd reactions, which I always say to people, you can have the most perfect, technically sound match, but if our audience doesn't get into it or they don't feel it or they're not reacting, it's. It's not a great match.

Nikki Garcia (32:11)

Right.

Natalya Neidhart (32:11)

You know, and I've been in those situations, too, are like, I've wrestled in front of crickets, you know, like, and I would. I could be having the perfect match. So what I loved, I was actually. I was watching the match with Maxine. And so what I loved is, like, it was just like the crowd was reacting for everything, and I could. I knew. I knew the backstory of it, and I knew that. I know, like, in real life, she's got a lot of respect for you, but I also knew that, like, you're in there and I'm like, I'm watching you kind of bring that, like, energy where it's like, listen, I've been in a. I've been in a no hold barred match with Nikki Bella, and she's not playing. Yeah, she's not playing.

Nikki Garcia (32:46)

Sure isn't like.

Natalya Neidhart (32:49)

Like, even just seeing you guys do your comeback, I was like. It was a very elaborate match. I was blown away by how much time you guys got, but I also thought you guys told a great story, and I loved how the finish went. Went down. And I know again, I'm talking kind of inside wrestling, but, like, I love it. I was so proud. I was so, so proud of you because this wrestling is so hard, and it's like, I. If I take two weeks off of not wrestling, I just feel rusty. I feel like I'm not my best. I'm like, you know, and. And for you to go. And, you know, you and Bri, I mean, like, you guys have made yourselves into mainstream stars. You guys have been on the COVID of People magazine, and you guys have done it. Like TJ was saying to me, he's like, they're big stars. I'm like, tj. And I know, Trust me, I know.

Brie Garcia (33:30)

He's so cute.

Natalya Neidhart (33:31)

Like, you went and did. You guys both went and did a ton of stuff. Took a ton of, you know, took all these chances on your dreams. You. You had kids and you came back, and the audience just. They connect with you. And so that's the biggest thing is that the crowd was so into your match last night with Roxy, and it's like, that's that connection that you just can't. It takes time to build that rapport and that relationship with the audience. So, like, being there in person, I just love seeing it. So that was my gushy story.

Nikki Garcia (33:56)

Thank you, Natty.

Brie Garcia (33:57)

But that's so sweet.

Nikki Garcia (33:58)

Yeah, so sweet. Like, that means so much to me. And that's. And that's what I mean.

Guest Parent (34:02)

It's.

Nikki Garcia (34:03)

I just love when you're there. It's so helpful for me.

Brie Garcia (34:07)

And it.

Nikki Garcia (34:07)

It's funny because.

Brie Garcia (34:08)

And everyone loves, like, when you're there.

Nikki Garcia (34:11)

Oh, no.

Brie Garcia (34:11)

Big time single person.

Nikki Garcia (34:13)

I know nad's gonna give it to me straight, whether I'm getting praises by everyone or not or whatever it may be, but Natty always gives it to me straight. But then also, like, makes me feel so good about myself at the same time. Like, I just. I know what you say is so honest and true and. And I. I wish you. I just have missed you so much. And it was funny because my mom gets so nervous too, because she's like, I just want you to do good. And now you. You made me really nervous. Tell me it's day two of your period, and I don't like hearing that. And now I'm even more nervous, and I'm like, mom, it'll be fine.

Brie Garcia (34:47)

But.

Nikki Garcia (34:47)

Yeah, it does. Second state, too.

Brie Garcia (34:48)

My period.

Nikki Garcia (34:50)

It's, like, weird.

Natalya Neidhart (34:51)

It's so crazy because live. Live tv, though, anything can happen. And also, yes, people don't know when you're going through that feminine time of the month. It can be crazy. I mean, I'm not gonna give you much information.

Brie Garcia (35:02)

Yeah.

Nikki Garcia (35:03)

Oh, my gosh.

Natalya Neidhart (35:04)

It's not. It's like, tell people that don't understand about it. It's like you just like. And usually, for whatever reason, it's like, if one person is dealing with it, Everybody in the locker room. So science, technology. Can I. Can I read? Can I read? I'VE been of bitchy women. So I'm. I'm an expert in locker room etiquette and all that stuff. Can I read a little excerpt of my book about you guys?

Brie Garcia (35:29)

Oh, we love it.

Natalya Neidhart (35:32)

Okay. So I was. This is one of the things I'm so excited about, like, just doing, but I wanted to, like, read this little excerpt. I'll try to make it snappy. Okay. Okay. This was highlighted my first week in developmental in Florida when Steve Kern told me WWE wanted him to bring in these twins, who, from what Steve understood, were models. He didn't really know what to do with them, but he asked if I would spend time with them and show them the ropes. And explaining the twins arrival, Steve rolled his eyes and kind of sighed like, well, we'll see what we can do. Sure, I could help. I decided I would show these women everything I knew about the business. And if I could do that with the two women, if I could do that with two women at the same time, I had no ties to at all in this business, surely that would prove how valuable I was. So in came the Garcia sisters, who fans would come to know as the Bella twins, Bri and Nikki. Unsurprisingly, beautiful. But also, I noticed a few things about them. They were likable, funny, and had had athletic backgrounds in soccer, and they were sharp as a knife when it came to business. They had a cool California vibe that seemed effortless, and they made friends with everybody in no time. Within a week, they were the life of the party in fcw, which reminded me of how important it was to not judge a book by its cover. I'll admit that when I first heard of them and saw their pictures, I naively thought that they were just models and didn't want this. But it turned out that they had a great work ethic. They were the first girls at practice every day. They worked their asses off, and they were the last ones to leave. They would do all this extra stuff, too, like hanging flyers and talking to the tiny number of fans who came to our show. They were great for morale at fcw. And then these wonderful girls had the audacity to also teach me how to do my taxes. They introduced me to people that could help me on the business side of things. They introduced me to a seamstress to get my gear made and a good accountant to manage my hundreds of dollars. Anytime I had an issue. The Bellas knew someone who could help. They taught me about clothing, fashion, and my look, my energy, and my character. They made me feel better about myself. Like I wasn't an ugly duckling. I knew I wasn't a model, but with the right styling and advice, I began to feel as beautiful as I could. They taught me about storylines and how to pitch ideas and how to mingle and talk to people. They told me that it wasn't about politicking, but you can't get ahead in the world without being able to communicate. Communication is everything in our industry. They were right. They knew everyone, and everyone wanted to know them. One night, they invited me out to dinner, to a dinner gathering, where I ended up putting Jimmy Fallon in a headlock after a few shots of vodka. Around the twins, I felt like I was learning. Around the twins. I felt like I was learning to come out of my shell, out of the ring. And I loved it.

Nikki Garcia (38:11)

Oh, my.

Natalya Neidhart (38:12)

So that's just a little bit now.

Nikki Garcia (38:14)

It makes.

Natalya Neidhart (38:15)

There's a whole other like me, too.

Nikki Garcia (38:17)

That made me emotional.

Natalya Neidhart (38:19)

I don't want to go on and on, but there is a bunch more. But anyway, you guys have to read the book. You know what a girl's best friend is not diamonds.

Nikki Garcia (38:26)

Her lawyers.

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Nikki Garcia (39:25)

You know what I love? It's what makes me emotional when your words are so, so beyond sweet. But it's your perspective, right?

Brie Garcia (39:32)

Right.

Nikki Garcia (39:33)

And because you went through so much when you were always so gorgeous and beautiful. And I always hated how the industry at that time made you feel because they were just so wrong about you. And then it was like, you were always the triple threat. You not only were one of the best wrestlers and came from, like, the coolest family that will ever walk into a wrestling ring. Like, no one can ever top them. But you were. You are and were gorgeous. And then you were so freaking funny and, like, could just. You had the quickest comebacks on everything. Like, you don't even ever need to be scripted for promos. It was like you truly were the triple threat. I think that's. We all connected so much like sisters, because you're also just an incredible person. You shine so much light. You have the biggest heart. You. You know, it's funny because the other day when we were talking, I was saying how Bailey's the heart of wrestling because we were with Teo. But then. And I think of you and you and Bailey, you both are like, like, when you think of wrestling in the dictionary, like, both of your names will be there. Like, you will always be there. And tj, I mean, TJ is another one.

Brie Garcia (40:45)

But I think that's why our friendship has always been, you know, the same. Like, we have all connected in such a way because we all needed each other. We needed you, Natty, as much as you needed us. And, yes, we all needed each other. And we, like, looked at that, and you're right. We didn't judge. We didn't any. You know, we just all went.

Nikki Garcia (41:05)

We all wanted the best for each other.

Guest Parent (41:06)

That's it.

Brie Garcia (41:07)

And we still do.

Nikki Garcia (41:08)

And wanted to have fun.

Natalya Neidhart (41:10)

Yes.

Brie Garcia (41:10)

And we have.

Natalya Neidhart (41:11)

Yes.

Brie Garcia (41:12)

Oh, my goodness, we have.

Natalya Neidhart (41:13)

And we. We had. We just had so much fun together. But I loved being able to because, like, I realized I said that I've said this to Nicole quite a bit when I've seen her backstage, but just saying it to both of you together, like, when I was writing the book, I just was, like, I just started somewhere and just started going and started writing and just kind of pouring my heart and soul onto the pages. And then as I kept going, I was kind of like, you guys were. You kept creeping into every, like, story. And so it was cool because there's these main characters in my life that, like, taught me a lot. They had my back, they saw, supported me unconditionally. And, like, we just learned and grew so much together. And, like, that's part of what I love about the industry. Like, I, I, I've said it before, but I think it's worth saying, like, everything I have in my life is because of professional wrestling, and that includes my relationships. Those are the most. I wouldn't have these incredible bonds without professional wrestling. Like, wrestling has brought me to tj. It's brought me to you guys. It's brought me closer to my dad. It's my whole family. It's what makes us tick. Like, you guys are. Those relationships mean so much more to me than winning a championship or main eventing a WrestleMania. Like, if I hadn't been a part of professional wrestling, I never would have met you guys. So when I say that professional wrestling has given me everything, I truly mean it.

Nikki Garcia (42:24)

Yeah.

Brie Garcia (42:24)

Yeah. And you know, Natty, you do. You look at the heart family, and you see all the incredible men, but you truly are the heartbeat of the family. You are. And, you know, even the way you put, like, the way you talk about your family and you keep their legacies going, it is honestly, like, I feel like, the way you'll still post about Owen and even Brett, like, in your dad. And we get it. Like, you are truly the heartbeat to the hearts. And that is so incredible because you are the first woman to come out of there and to be right up there with your uncles, your dad, it's incredible.

Natalya Neidhart (42:57)

Your grandfather to be like, you know, in my family, I was the least likely to make it. And that's what I love about Brett's. Brett does this beautiful introduction, which his words were so strong that I wanted them to, like, start the book. And so the first page, you know, the first words you'll read are Brett's. And so Brett had said. Told this beautiful story where he was, like, you know, he had just gone through. When I told Brett that I wanted to get into wrestling, it was a year after my uncle Owen passed away. And so Brett was in a really hard, dark kind of place in his life. And so he was a little, like. He was just, like, natty. I just. I don't want you to get hurt emotionally. You know, it's a very hard industry. And, like, he was going through a lot personally, and at the end of his. And I don't want to give away all of his stuff, but at the end of his introduction, he said, like, in a family where, like, she was the least likely to. To do this, she's still kind of leading the way. And so for me, like, I never take for granted what my family built. My grandfather was the tree. Like. Like, he was the. He was the. He was the guy, or he was the root that started in the dirt, you know, like, he was the root of the tree. He didn't have the luxury of having all these, like, my grandfather had to start it in the. In the dirt.

Brie Garcia (44:05)

Yeah.

Natalya Neidhart (44:05)

And then we got the luxury of being the branches on my grandfather's tree, like. Like from Brett and Owen and Davey and Dynamite and my dad and me and TJ And Harry and just everybody in my family that's wrestled. We got to be these branches on the tree that we got to reap the benefits of everything my grandfather had to build in the dirt. Yeah. So it's never been lost on me, the sacrifices that my family's made. All this. Like, I. I never take it for granted, but I also. I Love highlighting in the book that, like, it was really challenging to. To get hired and to do well in WWE and to make it. Because when you come from a family that is as big and as amazing and as great as mine, I think sometimes it's like the biggest pressure that anyone put on me was coming from me.

Nikki Garcia (44:49)

Yeah.

Natalya Neidhart (44:49)

You know what I mean? Where I just felt so much of my career, you know, I wasn't, like, worthy of even being like, I wasn't worthy. Like, I was like, I'm never gonna be like. I remember my first tour of Japan, my very first tour of Japan. I was. They wanted to bill me as Nadia Harto. So I was like, you know, they wanted to give me a different name. And they were like. And of course they wanted me to be, like, from the heart family, which is great. It sounds great on paper. I remember being the most scared I'd ever been in my entire life up until that point, because I was like, they're gonna think that I'm as good as my family. They're gonna think before I wrestle that, like, maybe, you know, we want to see what she's going to do because Bret Hart is her uncle. But then they're going to see me wrestle and they're going to think I'm terrible. And I had it in my mind. I was like, well, just go out there and do the best you can. But, like, they're never going to like you because they're going to. They're going to have this vision of Bret Hart on their head and they're going to be so disappointed when they see me. And that followed me around for a lot of my career. And it wasn't until, like, later in my career, I was like, like, natty, you are different than them. You are a woman doing this. It's totally different. It's apples and oranges. Like, you are worthy of being here and you are more than enough. And so that's a good message, too, for people because it's, you know, we are more than enough. Like, last night, Nicole, you crushed it, like, and it's. It's funny because after your match, I'm giving tea. I'm giving inside gossip. After Nicole's. After Nicole's match with Roxy, like, because we're such perfectionists. Like, Nicole's like, like, I could have done this differently. I could have done this. I could have. And I'm like, nicole, you did great. Like, listen to the crowd. They loved it. Yeah, the people loved it. Can we all improve on everything? Like, we, like, I. I Analyze a lockup that I could have done better, but, like, the people loved it. And I wanted you to, like, give yourself credit for doing such a great job and not beating yourself up, because you did amazing.

Nikki Garcia (46:34)

Yeah. Oh, thank you, Natty.

Brie Garcia (46:36)

I know, honestly now, you're just the best. You have no idea. And for all of you listening right now, please go on Amazon and overnight this book.

Nikki Garcia (46:44)

I mean, or I love it, because Natty gave us her own personalized and I have mine out the door.

Brie Garcia (46:50)

And so I have two copies.

Natalya Neidhart (46:52)

Yes.

Brie Garcia (46:52)

And also you can get it, Natty, at any Barnes and Noble.

Natalya Neidhart (46:56)

You can get it any Barnes and Noble you can. I've signed some in certain Barnes and Nobles, but I'm doing a book tour as well. So tonight I'm going to be starting the tour at the Grove in Los Angeles. And then tomorrow I'm at Mall of America. And then Thursday I'm in Jersey, Friday I'm in Toronto. So it's. It's really cool. I've got this whole, like 13 city book tour. I actually just added Chicago.

Nikki Garcia (47:19)

Oh, my gosh.

Brie Garcia (47:20)

Well, Natty, where can someone get the dates and tickets?

Natalya Neidhart (47:24)

You can go to last heartbeatingbook.com and they can find out exactly where everything is. So it's. It's exciting. It's really cool. So I'm so grateful that you guys have the book.

Brie Garcia (47:36)

Oh, me too. And I'm starting. I'm going to start to read it tonight.

Nikki Garcia (47:39)

Yes, for sure. Oh, me too. I cannot wait.

Natalya Neidhart (47:43)

Just get ready. So have some tissues available.

Nikki Garcia (47:47)

My eyes have welted up. Even when I saw Dwayne's P.S. i was like, oh, my goodness. And so, just being so close to your family and your dad and just all of like. I just know. I know. It's a tearjerlinger. Yeah.

Brie Garcia (48:02)

Be crying and tissues. That's for sure.

Nikki Garcia (48:05)

Honestly, Definitely have that wine.

Brie Garcia (48:06)

Yeah.

Nikki Garcia (48:08)

Pinot Noir for Natty. That is for sure. Yes.

Brie Garcia (48:11)

Well, Natty, we always like to end our episodes with a little inspiration. Affirmation. Is there any for this book tour? Is there a motto or any type of inspiration you're going into?

Natalya Neidhart (48:21)

This is perfect for the book tour. Why not me?

Brie Garcia (48:24)

Yes.

Natalya Neidhart (48:25)

Why not me?

Nikki Garcia (48:27)

Love that.

Natalya Neidhart (48:27)

Yeah, that's.

Brie Garcia (48:28)

That's why not me. It's so true. Everyone put that on your mirrors, right?

Nikki Garcia (48:35)

Honestly, why not? I love that affirmation. Why not me? Yeah.

Brie Garcia (48:39)

It's so great, Natty.

Nikki Garcia (48:40)

Amen to that.

Brie Garcia (48:40)

And you have proved that for sure. So thank you for being such an incredible friend. But incredible inspiration, not only in wrestling On Total Divas. The way you lived your life, you opened up your lives to your family, these honest stories. I mean, I feel like from the really true reality viewer to wrestling fans, you've inspired millions of people across the world. And it's just as your, one of your besties, it's been just so much fun to see.

Nikki Garcia (49:06)

Yeah.

Natalya Neidhart (49:06)

I love you guys so much. I can't wait for us to get together, have a glass of wine and catch up on like 20 years of everything, honestly.

Nikki Garcia (49:13)

Because yesterday was not enough. I was like, wait, I need to sit down.

Brie Garcia (49:19)

Like a dinner with wine.

Natalya Neidhart (49:21)

No.

Nikki Garcia (49:21)

No distractions.

Brie Garcia (49:22)

No distractions. We have a lot we have to talk about.

Nikki Garcia (49:24)

We. We really need to figure this out so much.

Natalya Neidhart (49:27)

We just always.

Brie Garcia (49:27)

We.

Natalya Neidhart (49:28)

I, I will let you guys go, but we. Nicole, I just, I was so excited about seeing her last night. I was like, yeah, I saw you, Nicole. This is like an hour before Nicole's about to go out in front of a sold out crowd in Anaheim. And I was like, just like I was a kid in a candy shop. I was like, we. It was so much fun. And Nicole is just calm and cool and collected and then she's like, oh, my God, I gotta go out. I gotta get ready to go to the ring.

Nikki Garcia (49:49)

So I'm sorry, Nicole on West Coast Live. And then we are towards the beginning of the show, I all of a sudden was Natty. I was waiting for a touch up and Natty and I ran into each other. And then I look at the time, I'm like, oh, my gosh, we're about to go live. And my entrance was in the segment before.

Brie Garcia (50:07)

So I was like butterflies right now thinking about it.

Natalya Neidhart (50:12)

I filmed your entrance. Oh, you. I filmed your entrance. Yeah, I filmed like, I just was so excited. But anyway, I'm a big fan of you and Brie, so I, I love you guys. I can't wait to love you. Can't wait to see.

Nikki Garcia (50:26)

Yeah. And Natty, you know, glued.

Brie Garcia (50:28)

We're all glued to raw.

Nikki Garcia (50:29)

We all are waiting for when Natty Neidhart's making her way back.

Brie Garcia (50:32)

And so we want that bad that we're all seeing on Instagram.

Nikki Garcia (50:36)

I mean, that bad. Better be showing up. Well, actually not when I'm in the ring.

Natalya Neidhart (50:41)

Yeah.

Brie Garcia (50:44)

Wow.

Natalya Neidhart (50:45)

Oh, my God.

Nikki Garcia (50:45)

I can't wait.

Natalya Neidhart (50:46)

I know.

Nikki Garcia (50:46)

The locker room can't wait. We're. We're waiting for you, so I can't wait for that day.

Natalya Neidhart (50:51)

Thank you, you guys.

Brie Garcia (50:51)

Yes. All right.

Natalya Neidhart (50:53)

Thank you guys so much. Sending your mom a copy of the book too. I love you guys.

Brie Garcia (50:56)

I love you, too, Natty.

Nikki Garcia (50:57)

Love.

Brie Garcia (50:57)

She will.

Nikki Garcia (50:58)

Oh, my goodness.

Brie Garcia (50:59)

All right, everyone. You could see videos of today's episode on your YouTube channel and all of our social platforms. That's Facebook, Tik Tok, Instagram. You name it, we have it. And the Nicki and Bri show is also on SiriusXM Stars 109. You can call us at 833GARCIA, too. Even if you have something for Natty, we'll make sure she gets it. Comment question. We'll send it her way. And please, right now, go online and. And get your Natty Neidart book, the Last Heart Beating. You can get it. Amazon is a great way. You can go to your local bookstore. You can even order on a bookstore.

Nikki Garcia (51:33)

And go meet her. Go meet her on her tour.

Brie Garcia (51:35)

Yes. 13 cities. You don't want to miss out.

Natalya Neidhart (51:37)

Yeah.

Nikki Garcia (51:37)

Okay.

Brie Garcia (51:38)

Natty, we love you so much. Good luck with everything.

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