During E!'s Total Divas After Party reunion show following the first half season finale of the program, John Cena was asked point-blank in a video clip posted by E! Online about girlfriend Nikki Bella moving in with him, but said he's in no rush to get married again anytime soon.
According to the publication, Cena said that Bella means a lot to him and that she's more than just his roommate.
"She would sometimes consider herself a roommate," Cena told E! Online. "I would consider her much more than that. I'm truly in love with her."
While Cena said he was truly in love with her, he was non-committal when Renee Young asked if he'd ever pop the question in the near-future.
His answer? Simply, "No," he told Young in the clip.
Whether or not Bella is ready to get married isn't known, but if her words about Cena are any indication it would seem as though she'd love to hear wedding bells sometime.
"I truly feel that John is my soul mate," Bella said according to E! Online.
Cena was previously married to Elizabeth Huberdeau on July 11, 2009, but the couple endured a messy breakup and Cena filed for divorce on May 1st, 2012. The divorce was settled on July 18 of that year. The divorce was a rough one for the two as fingers were pointed and the two battled in nasty fashion; Huberdeau even accused Cena of sleeping around on her.
With Cena moved on now, the cameras are once again getting up close and personal with Cena's life outside of the ring.
The clips don't only delve into Cena's personal life, but it also includes the Divas talking about their time on the show together as well as the many controversies and fights that took place during the first half of the season.
While Cena's life out of the ring is ever changing, he hopes to get back in the ring as soon as possible after suffering a torn triceps that made his elbow balloon into a baseball shape. Cena underwent surgery to repair the injury in August, but isn't slated to return until January at the earliest, most likely at the WWE's Royal Rumble pay-per-view.
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