Liv Morgan Says All Of Her Cows Got Pregnant At Once

Liv Morgan is mostly known for her awe-inspiring fashion sense and cool in-ring moves. However, few know that Morgan has her own farm with partner Bo Dallas. Morgan takes care of a lot of farm animals that the two own. It seems that there’s significant change in behavior of her farm animals whenever WWE PPVs come closer.

Morgan spoke to Complex, and revealed all that has been up with her own little world. Her farm animals are notorious, she revealed, while explaining their state in more detail.

The WWE diva revealed that one day, a bull had made its way into the enclosure with the cows. As it turns out, many of the cows are pregnant, and Morgan is expecting young calves to be delivered soon. She said:

I think all my cows are pregnant. She was kind of just like mooing really loud for like a week. And I was like, ‘Maybe something’s going on next door.’ I was like, ‘Sorry; they’re going off; the cows are going crazy.’ Then I woke up one morning to find he had somehow hopped over the fence because there was no breakage anywhere and got to all my girls. Next thing I know, wombs are starting to grow, and I was just like, ‘OK, well, I think I’m going to have some new cows.’ So, it’s been eventful. I’m waiting—cows are only pregnant for 50 days, and this is about a month and a half ago, so I’m like, ‘Oh my gosh, any day now.’

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Morgan also revealed that many of her cows notoriously give birth only close to PPV days. She said that because of this tradition, her cows’ names range from Rumble to Mania, to even Survivor.

But also, my cows are so notorious for giving birth on pay-per-view days. I have a cow named Rumble, [and] I have a cow named ‘Mania, so I’m wondering if I’m going to have a cow named Survivor Series, but I’m like, that’s totally not you. I got to thinking of ‘Survivor’.

Liv Morgan has a small ecosystem of her own in the farm. The superstar stands in complete contrast with her on-screen persona, as nobody would imagine Morgan and Dallas to be pro-cottagecore. However, they’ve made the farm a vibrant part of their lives.

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