In honour of Valentine’s Day, I wanted to dedicate this week’s column to my husband TJ. It’s crazy to think we’ve been together for nearly two decades, but time has flown because we’ve had so much fun together. As I write this, it’s early morning and we are about to travel together to New York City. While we don’t love early mornings, it’s all worth it because we both get to live our dreams together and have done so for quite some time.
Through the years, WWE has had quite the way of playing Cupid, as it has formed couples like Becky Lynch and Seth Rollins, Edge and Beth Phoenix, Stephanie McMahon and Triple H, Naomi and Jimmy Uso, The Miz and Maryse, Brie Bella and Daniel Bryan and many more. I think that’s because when you share the same passion as the people you work with, sparks tend to fly. For me personally, I’ve been lucky enough to have known TJ since I was 10 years old. He’s seen me at both my very best and my very worst and I have seen the same of him. In my teens, we were good friends and when I started training to wrestle, I knew he was the one because he had my back like no other. I literally could practice any type of high flying wrestling maneuver with him and he would always catch me, never letting me fall.
I remember when I was first learning my craft in the famous Hart Family Dungeon and TJ wasn’t there one week. I had to wrestle with some other students in the school who were learning just like me. No one had the finesse that TJ had in the ring. He was like a magician in the way that he could make everything look so easy and flawless, despite it actually being very difficult. Learning to wrestle with TJ was equivalent to driving a Ferrari and I quickly learned that he was the best. The days of driving broken down Cadillacs were behind me as TJ made learning the ropes incredibly fun. In addition, the way he helped me in the ring really boosted my confidence, as I became a better person because of him. TJ undoubtedly helped me fall in love with wrestling, which in many ways made me really fall for him. No matter how hard things get, he always has a way of teaching me about patience, work ethic and perseverance. When everything is going great in my life, TJ reminds me to stop and appreciate every little thing.
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Source – Calgary Sun
From the moment she first came before the WWE Universe, Natalya realized that competing in WWE was a gift, one she would utilize to its fullest extent. Of course, being trained in the legendary Hart Family Dungeon alongside a few famous family members didn't hurt either.
Despite a profound desire to forge her own path, there's no denying that Natalya possesses the "hart" to reach new heights in the ring. Whether creating havoc as part of The Hart Dynasty, executing the family Sharpshooter or stepping out on her own to capture the Divas Championship, the fiery third-generation Diva has shown time-and-time again that the legendary Pink & Black legacy is safe in her hands. 
