Naomi posts a cute pregnancy update with Jimmy Uso

Naomi's been away from WWE TV for a few months after announcing her pregnancy back on August 18th. The multi-time world champion had to step away at the peak of her latest run, but you wouldn't be able to tell, as she's been beaming with joy online.

The 37-year-old Superstar has been keeping friends, family, and fans updated on her journey so far through social media. Several WWE Superstars, including the Tribal Chief Roman Reigns, have reacted to the initial announcement and the following updates. She also shared a sonogram, where the child appeared to be dabbing.

Earlier today, the former Queen of Glow posted a cute Instagram clip of herself placing a smiley face on her belly, surprising Big Jim.

While his audible reaction is muted in place of music, the happy couple shares a laugh before Naomi smacks him with some paper.

Naomi dropped the WWE Women's World Championship before she could defend against Stephanie Vaquer

Naomi bested Jade Cargill and Nia Jax earlier in the year, earning her slot at the Money in the Bank ladder match. On June 7th, she won the match, securing a guaranteed title shot whenever she wanted. She didn't wait long before making her move, pouncing on then-champion IYO SKY the next weekend at Evolution. That same night, Stephanie Vaquer won a battle royal, earning her a title shot at Clash in Paris.

Naomi would go on and defeat IYO SKY again in a triple threat that also included Rhea Ripley at this year's SummerSlam, and was prepping for her match with La Primera later that month. However, IYO SKY was also given a shot on an upcoming episode of Monday Night RAW. Neither woman would end up challenging her.

SKY's title shot on the August 11th episode of RAW was delayed. The next week, the Women's World Champion revealed that she was not medically cleared and announced her pregnancy to the world. This would leave two of WWE's top stars with a genuine claim to the prize with no matches. While it was assumed SKY would meet Vaquer at Clash in Paris, WWE opted to delay it further. Vaquer would defeat SKY at Wrestlepalooza, WWE's debut program on ESPN.