Who is AJ Styles Wife Wendy Jones?

Wendy Jones is a school teacher and the wife of A.J. Styles, a professional wrestler from the United States.

Wendy Jones has been married to AJ Styles, since 2000. They have three sons: Ajay Covell Jones, Avery Jones and Albey Jones as well as Anney Jones, their daughter.

Wendy and Styles both attended Johnson High School in Gainesville, Georgia. They met in 1996 and began dating the following year.

Wendy attended university and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in education. Wendy has maintained her career as a teacher despite being the wife of a famous wrestler.

Wendy has always been credited as a vital cog in Styles’ successful career. Wendy has made few public appearances with her partner, but she was involved in a Smackdown storyline involving Styles and Samoa Joe in 2018. Styles lives in Gainesville, Georgia, with his family.

AJ Styles has been regarded as a pillar of the wrestling industry for over two decades, revered by fans and colleagues alike, and is regarded as one of the world’s greatest professional wrestlers.

AJ Styles was inducted into the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame in 2017 after winning 10 Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards, including Wrestler of the Year in 2015 and 2016.

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