If there’s a barrier to be broken or an accolade to be earned, Nikki Garcia has done it, and done it with style. Garcia is an entrepreneur, philanthropist, executive producer, New York Times best-selling author, motivational speaker, WWE Hall of Fame inductee and longest-reigning Divas champion.

Nikki starred on E!’s hit reality show “Total Divas” in addition to starring and executive producing “Total Bellas” along with her twin sister Brie. Nikki and Brie currently host “The Bellas” podcast on SiriusXM’s Stitcher. Garcia was recently seen as judge on NBC’s “America’s Got Talent Extreme: alongside Simon Cowell and Travis Pastrana. She is also a best-selling author. Her memoir with sister Brie, “Incomparable,” debuted on the New York Times bestseller list as well as USA Today, Wall Street Journal and Publishers Weekly. Garcia continues to grow her empire with Bonita Bonita wine and as an investor and collaborator for Colugo.

A self-admitted “tomboy” with a feminine side, Garcia originally planned to play professional soccer until a leg injury ended her career. From there, she followed Brie’s lead into WWE. Unsuccessful in seizing spots in the 2006 WWE Raw Diva search, the Garcias caught the eyes of execs and soon landed in FCW. Training for the competition they’d soon crush, Nikki and Brie made their way onto the main roster in 2008 and turned heads whenever they set foot inside the ring. With a dash of “Twin Magic,” Nikki and Brie stirred up WWE, culminating with a Divas Title reign apiece in 2011 and 2012. But after a brief sabbatical from WWE, the sisters began an astonishing reinvention, with Nikki cementing herself as the division’s mean girl powerhouse and earning a Divas Title reign that lasted a record setting 301 days. Nikki became a pivotal member of the SmackDown LIVE roster, continuously testing the limits of competition in a complete and totally fearless fashion. Nikki was inducted into the 2020 WWE Hall of Fame along with her sister Brie.