Bella Twins Confirm WWE Contract Timeline, Hint at Retirement Plans After Current Run

The Bella Twins are making the most of their latest WWE chapter—and they already know when the curtain will close.

Nikki and Brie Bella recently revealed that their current WWE deals are set to run through 2028, signaling what appears to be the final stretch of their in-ring careers. The Hall of Famers, who returned to action during Royal Rumble season, made it clear that once these contracts expire, they plan to step away for good.

Speaking candidly, Nikki Bella shared that this run comes with a defined endpoint. She noted that the two-year agreement they signed earlier this year will likely mark the end of the road for both her and Brie. While the twins would welcome a grand farewell similar to what legends like John Cena or AJ Styles have received, they’re not counting on WWE to roll out that kind of red carpet.

Instead, the focus is on making the most of the time they have left.

Nikki emphasized her desire to deliver some of the best performances of her career before calling it quits. For the Bellas, it’s not just about adding accolades—it’s about creating lasting memories and leaving without regrets. The goal is simple: make these final years count and walk away knowing they gave it everything.

Part of that mission includes finally capturing the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships, one of the few accomplishments that has eluded them. Their recent attempt on SmackDown nearly checked that box, as they challenged Nia Jax and Lash Legend for the titles in a high-stakes match.

However, things didn’t go as planned.

Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss inserted themselves into the situation, costing the Bellas a golden opportunity to claim the gold. The interference has now set the stage for a heated showdown, as Nikki and Brie look to settle the score against Flair and Bliss on next week’s episode of SmackDown.

With a clear end date looming and unfinished business still on the table, the Bella Twins are entering what could be the most meaningful run of their careers—one last chance to cement their legacy on their own terms.