Let’s be real for a second. When you’re the daughter of the "Nature Boy" Ric Flair, people are going to watch your personal life just as closely as your moonsaults. Ric famously walked down the aisle five times, so there’s always been this unfair, nagging comparison following his daughter, Ashley Fliehr—better known to us as Charlotte Flair.
So, how many times has Charlotte Flair been married? Honestly, the answer is three.
If you’ve been scrolling through social media lately, you might have seen some conflicting reports or fans debating her current status. It’s been a bit of a rollercoaster. While she’s dominated the WWE ring as "The Queen," her life outside the ropes has seen its share of high-profile weddings and, unfortunately, some pretty tough breakups.
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The Early Years: Riki Johnson
Most fans don't even realize Charlotte was married before she ever stepped foot in a WWE ring. Back in May 2010, long before the robes and the 14-time championship reigns, she married a man named Riki Johnson.
This wasn't exactly a fairytale. They were young, and by early 2013, the marriage was legally over.
It’s worth mentioning because Charlotte actually got quite vulnerable about this chapter in her book, Second Nature. She alleged that the relationship involved instances of domestic physical drama. It got messy later on, too; Johnson ended up filing a defamation lawsuit against Charlotte and Ric in 2018, claiming their version of events was skewed to make her look like a victim for her WWE "babyface" persona. They eventually settled that out of court, but it goes to show that her first marriage left some deep scars.
Round Two with Thom Latimer (Bram)
Not long after her first divorce was finalized, Charlotte met Thom Latimer while they were both working in NXT, WWE’s developmental brand. You might know him better by his ring name, Bram.
They tied the knot in 2013.
At the time, they were the "it" couple of the Florida wrestling scene. But as Charlotte’s career started to skyrocket and she moved to the main roster, things got complicated. Latimer was released from WWE and headed over to TNA (now TNA Wrestling), creating a long-distance strain that’s common in the business. By October 2015, they were officially divorced.
Interestingly, their split happened right around the time Latimer was dealing with some legal issues of his own in Florida. While those charges were later dropped, the timing coincided with the end of their two-year marriage. They both walked away without seeking alimony, basically deciding to just move on with their lives.
The Andrade Era: A High-Profile Romance
Then came Andrade El Idolo (Manuel Andrade). This was the one that felt different to a lot of fans. They started dating in early 2019 and were basically inseparable. You’d see them posting gym selfies, traveling to Mexico, and looking genuinely happy on the red carpet.
They got engaged on New Year’s Day in 2020.
Because of the pandemic, they didn't actually get married until May 2022. It was a massive, beautiful ceremony in Torreón, Mexico. It felt like "The Queen" had finally found her King. Andrade even talked about how Charlotte helped him navigate the culture of American wrestling, while she credited him with teaching her how to actually enjoy life outside of a wrestling ring.
The Recent Split: What Happened?
If you're looking for the most current info, here’s the tough part. Despite how solid they seemed, news broke in early 2025 that Charlotte Flair and Andrade have divorced.
Court records actually show that Charlotte filed for the split back in June 2024. The divorce was finalized in October of that same year, but they kept it remarkably quiet for months. It wasn't until her return at the 2025 Royal Rumble that the public really started to piece together that she was single again.
Why did it end? Neither has pointed fingers. Andrade has gone on record saying he respects her immensely and that there’s no "bad guy" in the situation. It seems like the classic "wrestling marriage" struggle: two people working for different companies (or even the same one) with schedules that never align. When you’re both top-tier athletes traveling 300 days a year, staying connected is nearly impossible.
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Why People Get This Wrong
A lot of the confusion comes from the "Flair" name itself. People assume she’s following her father’s path of multiple marriages as a character trait.
It’s not.
Charlotte has been very open about the fact that she’s a "perfectionist" and a "workaholic." In many ways, her dedication to being the best female wrestler on the planet has made it hard for her to sustain a traditional domestic life.
Moving Forward
So, where does that leave her now?
- Focus on the Legacy: Following her 2025 Royal Rumble win, Charlotte is clearly focusing on her match at WrestleMania 41. She's looking to break her father's record of 16 world titles.
- Personal Growth: In recent interviews, she’s sounded more at peace. She’s been vocal about therapy and taking time for herself during her recent injury hiatus.
- Privacy: Unlike her father, Charlotte seems to be getting better at keeping her private business behind closed doors until she's ready to talk.
If you’re following Charlotte’s career, the best thing to do is watch her work in the ring. While her marital history—three marriages in total—is a part of her story, it’s clearly not the part she wants to be defined by. She’s still "The Queen," and right now, she’s back on the throne, single and focused on the gold.
For those tracking her stats, just remember: she has 14 world titles and 3 marriages. In the world of the Flairs, the title count is the only number that really matters to her.
Check out the latest WWE programming to see her road to WrestleMania 41, as she prepares to challenge for either the Women’s World Championship or the WWE Women’s Championship.