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While the decision to include Jelly Roll in a major WWE storyline with Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton has been controversial to some, another musician, Hootie & the Blowfish’s Darius Rucker ,
Rucker took to Instagram on Wednesday, Apr. 15, 2026, to share the news of his collaboration with WWE, which is starting days before WrestleMania 42 begins .
“Not sure if y’all know this… but I’m a HUGE wrestling fan!! Have been my whole life! That’s why I’m so excited to share the new [WWE] line in my [Fanatics] collection. Check it out at the link in bio!” Rucker wrote on Instagram.
Currently, there are 72 products listed on Rucker’s WWE Fanatics page. These range from flannels to baseball shirts. Rucker also modeled some of them in his Instagram post.
He first showed off an RKO shirt, which is for Randy Orton. The second picture shows a jacket that has the word “Vegas” written on it, which is the location of WrestleMania 42. The last shirt he showed off read, “The Beast Incarnate: Brock Lesnar.” Lesnar will be competing during Night 2 of WrestleMania 42, facing Oba Femi.
Will Darius Rucker be at WWE WrestleMania 42?
There is always a chance WWE brings Rucker in for a spot at WrestleMania 42. Perhaps he could even the odds and align himself with Jelly Roll, a fellow country star.
Rucker is about to perform a show in Nashville, Tennessee, on Friday, Apr. 17. However, he does not have any concerts planned for Apr. 18 or 19, when WrestleMania 42 takes place. So, never say never.
Even if he doesn’t, WWE has a lot of celebrities appearing at WrestleMania 42. The aforementioned Jelly Roll is one of the many celebrities set to appear. IShowSpeed is set to wrestle, and Pat McAfee will accompany Orton to the ring for his match against Cody Rhodes. Additionally, Joe Jonas is set to sing the National Anthem before Night 2 commences.
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