John Cena and Shay Shariatzadeh Share Affection at Wimbledon
Wimbledon isn't just about tennis; it's also a stage for love. On July 2, John Cena and Shay Shariatzadeh made a stylish appearance at the prestigious tournament in London.
As they arrived at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, the couple paused for photos before settling into their seats in the parkside suite. Shariatzadeh, 36, radiated joy in a sleeveless aqua blue summer dress with a playful bubble hem, while Cena, 48, complemented her look with a blue blazer and beige trousers.
Once seated among other notable guests like Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra, the couple was seen sharing a kiss, capturing a tender moment that highlighted their affection.
Despite his preference for privacy regarding personal matters, Cena recently opened up about his marriage. When questioned about his primary passion, he quickly redirected the focus to his wife. “My No. 1 passion is my wife,” he stated during an interview at the New York City premiere of Heads of State on June 24. “Absolutely. That is the first on the list. I’d say right behind that is my health so I can be the best husband to my wife.”
The couple's love story began in February 2019, culminating in a proposal on Valentine’s Day the following year. Cena described the moment as spontaneous yet beautiful during a February 2024 appearance on The Howard Stern Show. “I had the ring in my pocket because I was afraid I’d lose it in my bag,” he recalled. “So I blew all the special plans and just said ‘Hey, there’s no better moment,’ because there wasn’t—it was so beautiful.”
They exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony in October 2020. When asked about the keys to a successful marriage, Cena shared insights with WSJ. Magazine: “Honesty, communication, genuine love, gratitude and vulnerability have helped us tremendously.”
Before his relationship with Shariatzadeh, Cena was involved with wrestler Nikki Bella for six years until their split in 2018. He was also married to Elizabeth Huberdeau from 2009 to 2012.
