John Cena Reveals He Didn’t Tell Fiancée Nikki Bella About His Sex Scene With Amy Schumer
Hollywood and WWE superstar John Cena has always been known for his honesty and charisma, but a past confession about his role in the movie Trainwreck stirred quite the reaction. During an interview, Cena admitted that he didn’t inform his then-fiancée, Nikki Bella, about his sex scene with comedian Amy Schumer in the 2015 film before she saw it herself.
The scene, which was meant to be comedic, showed Cena and Schumer in an exaggeratedly passionate moment, with Cena playing a sensitive but overly aggressive boyfriend. However, what was intended as humor turned into an awkward situation when Nikki Bella found out about it after the fact.
Cena’s Confession
In a candid conversation, Cena revealed, “I didn’t really think it was necessary to give Nikki a full rundown of every scene in the movie. I mean, it’s acting, it’s comedy, but I can see how it might have caught her off guard.”
Nikki, who was engaged to Cena at the time, reportedly reacted with mixed feelings. While she understood it was part of his career, sources claim she wished he had given her a heads-up.
Fan Reactions
Fans had varied reactions to Cena’s revelation. Some defended him, arguing that actors often don’t need to explain their roles in such detail to their partners. Others believed that, given the explicit nature of the scene, he should have informed Nikki beforehand.
A Look Back at Their Relationship
John Cena and Nikki Bella were one of WWE’s most beloved power couples. They were together for six years and even got engaged at WrestleMania 33 in 2017. However, they ultimately called off their engagement in 2018, citing differences in their future plans.
Cena has since moved on and married Shay Shariatzadeh, while Nikki Bella is now married to Artem Chigvintsev, with whom she shares a child.
Final Thoughts
While this confession from Cena may seem like a minor oversight, it does bring up an interesting conversation about transparency in relationships—especially when one partner is in the entertainment industry. Was Cena in the wrong for not telling Nikki about the scene, or was it just part of his job as an actor?
What do you think? Should actors inform their partners about intimate scenes beforehand? Let us know in the comments!
