Channing Lorenzo addresses fan questions about his place in the group
Summary
– Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo responded to fans questioning his role in Birthright
– His connection comes through his engagement to Arianna Grace
– Birthright features several wrestlers tied to well-known wrestling families
Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo addressed fan speculation about his role in the Birthright faction following questions about his background.
Discussion started online after viewers pointed out that Stacks does not come from a wrestling family, unlike other members of the group. Birthright has been presented as a faction built around performers with strong ties to wrestling lineage.
Stacks responded directly on social media on March 11, sharing a screenshot of a fan comment that jokingly explained his connection to the faction. Alongside the image, he wrote that the message should clear things up.
The explanation referenced his real-life relationship with Arianna Grace, daughter of former WWE star Santino Marella. Stacks and Grace are engaged, which ties him into the faction’s family-legacy concept, despite not being a second-generation wrestler himself.
Birthright has recently emerged as a new group on WWE NXT. The faction is led by Lexis King, the son of Brian Pillman, and also includes Uriah Connors, whose father is Fit Finlay.
The group expanded during the March 10 episode of NXT when Charlie Dempsey turned on Tavion Heights and aligned himself with Birthright. Dempsey is the son of William Regal, adding another notable family connection to the faction.
While most members of Birthright come from wrestling families, Stacks appears comfortable leaning into his own unique connection through Arianna Grace.
This should clear things up. #BirthRight https://t.co/xN9tBoEmA8 pic.twitter.com/d9yoauW4y8
— STACKS 💵 (@Stacks_WWE) March 11, 2026
.well, who would have thought! @WWENXT just changed. You need this, yet you recoil from it. pic.twitter.com/kvVdZXoqHJ
— Fit Finlay (@ringfox1) March 11, 2026
