WWE: Montez Ford Provides Pregnancy Progress Update for Bianca Belair, Cody Rhodes Orbital Bone Injury Update, WWE Reportedly Received $6 Million Site Fee For WrestleMania 42

Montez Ford Provides Pregnancy Progress Update for Bianca Belair

As noted before, this past Saturday’s WWE WrestleMania 42 Night 1 event in Las Vegas, Nevada featured Bianca Belair making a surprise appearance and officially announcing that she is pregnant.

Belair’s husband Montez Ford recently provided an update on Instagram revealing that Belair is currently six months into her pregnancy while discussing what he did during his lengthy abscense from WWE.

“GAINED SOME WEIGHT. MADE A BABY. KEPT IT A SECRET FOR 6 MONTHS. TRAINED 8 WEEKS. LOST THE WEIGHT. FINISHED THE ALBUM. COMPLETED 8 MILLION “HONEY-DOs” RETURNED THE MONDAY NIGHT AFTER MANIA. KINGS BACK.”

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Cody Rhodes Orbital Bone Injury Update

As noted before, Cody Rhodes suffered an orbital bone injury during his match against Randy Orton for the Undisputed WWE Championship at this past Saturday’s WWE WrestleMania 42 Night 1 event in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Rhodes provided an update earlier today on Instagram stating that his doctors informed him that he won’t be losing his left eye due to his injury.

“You won’t lose the eye…’ has to be the most positive yet absurd thing I’ve ever heard in a doctors office.”

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— Fightful Wrestling (@Fightful) April 22, 2026

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WWE Reportedly Received $6 Million Site Fee For WrestleMania 42

Post Wrestling’s Brandon Thurston and Jason Ounpraseuth reported that WWE had received a $6 million site fee for WrestleMania 42 from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA).

It was reported that this was $1 million more than WWE received for last year’s WrestleMania 41 event in Las Vegas, Nevada.

It was also reported that this site fee was in to the $4,314,821 tax credit the company received approval for from the Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development. This was up compared to the $4,240,456 in tax credits the company had received for WrestleMania 41.