In Week 9, the New York Giants beat the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field for the first time in 13 years, and WWE Hall of Famer Brie Bella (and her son) were not happy.

Speaking to ClutchPoints ahead of an appearance at JP’s Brasserie & Sports Den in Las Vegas, Nevada, to promote her and her twin sister Nikki Bella's wine, Bonita Bonita, Brie Bella conceded that this loss was “harder” than others. Mostly because it had been over a decade since Big Blue last won at the Linc.

Her son had an even harder time accepting the loss. Bella said that he was crying after the Week 9 game—which she has a video of—which is the norm after an Eagles loss (sadly, this has happened seven times already, which is already more losses than they had in 2025). She has tried to explain that they are in the middle of a rebuild, but the message might not be clear yet.

“I will say, I've been having to teach my son this because I have a video; he literally cried after the Giants game,” said the WWE Hall of Famer. “He cries when we lose, and he goes, ‘Are we [in] the playoffs?' I'm like, ‘Maybe not this season, but sometimes your team will be really bad, and they'll have building years, and they'll go through a lot of injuries, and we just have to support them through it.'

“I don't know if he gets it yet. But, you know, I still bleed green,” she continued.

Sundays are for quality mother-son time and football. Of course, they love watching the Eagles, but her son was eager to watch the Chicago Bears vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday Night Football.

Bella's patience has been tested more than ever in 2026. She admitted to turning off some games in the fourth quarter, not being able to stomach some of these losses.

Still, she is an Eagles fan through and through. Bella loves watching games at home, but she also loves heading to the Linc. There's nothing like being around thousands of Eagles fans at a game.

“But for me, when I go to a stadium to watch it, I love the energy of the fans. I like hearing them scream and get mad and get happy, and I just love it, and especially when we're in Philadelphia,” Bella said, raving about the passionate Eagles fan base. “There's no greater feeling than when you walk into your own seat, and you just look around, and you're like, ‘We all agree.'”