The E! Network Announces That WWE Total Divas Season Two is Official

– The E! Network announced today, via press release, that they have picked up the WWE Total Divas show for a second season. Here is the official announcement…

“Total Divas” is E!’s strongest new original series in 2013 among total viewers (1.4 million) and nearly all key demos. The reality series pulls back the curtain on WWE®, one of pop culture’s most iconic brands, taking viewers inside the lives of WWE Divas, both inside and outside the ring. Produced by WWE and Bunim-Murray Productions, the series, which premiered July 28, follows the Divas as they struggle with the challenges of life in the spotlight, a grueling work and travel schedule, and the intense competition for a top spot in WWE. Season one, which currently ranks as cable’s #1 reality series in its Sunday time slot with P18-34 and W18-34, follows the private and often complicated lives of some of WWE’s most popular Divas, including The Bella Twins: Nikki and Brie and their romantic relationships with WWE Superstars John Cena® & Daniel Bryan®; Natalya, as she tried to make it down the aisle and find newlywed bliss in a business where she is constantly surrounded by gorgeous men; “The Funkadactyls,” a tag-team duo with Cameron and Naomi, who worked to find a balance between being a successful team and standing out individually. Season one also showcased Divas-in-training as they attempted to climb the WWE ladder, including newbie Eva Marie who rose to fan popularity quickly much to the dismay of the other Divas. Season two will bring The Bellas’ 30th birthday in addition to Brie’s journey to the altar with Daniel Bryan.

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