AEW star MJF and Alicia Atout welcome new family member

MJF and Alicia Atout got married each other a few months ago. Since then, the couple often shares their personal life updates with the fans on their social media. Recently, they revealed that they have welcomed a new member into their family.

Alicia Atout announced that she and MJF are adopting an Akita dog. Maxwell Jacob Friedman has been away from AEW action since suffering a loss against Mark Briscoe at All Out in September. He has been busy filming for his various Hollywood projects as of late. Meanwhile, Atout has been regularly working as a backstage interviewer and host in AEW.

A few hours ago, Alicia Atout posted a picture with an Akita dog on her Instagram. The caption revealed that its name is "Kuma," who is eight years old, and MJF and Atout are adopting him. The AEW interviewer expressed her love for Kuma in the caption while welcoming him into their family.

"It looks like we adopted an eight-year-old Akita! 🐻✨ Meet KUMA — the second we saw him, we completely fell in love. He’s chill, silly, loving, and absolutely huge. Welcome home, buddy. We’re so happy that this gentle giant is now a part of The Friedman Family. 🥹❤️" she wrote

Check out her Instagram post below:

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Tony Khan is reportedly bringing back MJF very soon on AEW TV

MJF has been out of All Elite Wrestling for a long time now. Reports suggest that he is done filming his recent Hollywood project and could be back soon. Now, another report says that Tony Khan has finally constructed the creative plan for Friedman's AEW comeback, and his return could happen as soon as the end of this month.

According to Self Made, The Salt of the Earth could be active in AEW for December following his return. Tony Khan has some good plans for the former AEW World Champion, and he would be a major part of the programming moving forward.

This report has given rise to the speculation of Friedman's potential return at Full Gear this weekend. With that said, only time will tell what is in store for Maxwell Jacob Friedman upon his comeback to the Jacksonville-based promotion.

Edited by Anugrah Tyagi