Nikki Bella Feels Love at Scorching Canine Consuming Contest After Artem Chigvintsev DV Bust

Nikki Bella‘s again within the public eye in an enormous means … taking the stage at Netflix’s reside hotdog consuming contest between Joey Chestnut and Takeru Kobayashi days after her husband was arrested for felony home violence.

The previous WWE wrestler is in Las Vegas for the Labor Day sausage showdown … internet hosting the occasion alongside Rob Riggle and getting some severe love from the group.

It is Nikki’s first public look since Artem Chigvintsev‘s Thursday arrest in Napa, California … and she or he was greeted by an enormous cheer when she was launched as host … and somebody even shouted, “Love you, Nikki!!!”

Nikki heard the remark too … as a result of she pointed and replied, “Love you too.”

TMZ broke the story … Nikki’s husband was busted for felony corporal harm to partner or cohabitant after he referred to as 911 to request medical help.

Artem later referred to as off the emergency medical request, telling the dispatcher Nikki threw footwear at him. Throughout the name, the dispatcher famous Nikki and Artem have been bodily separated from one another … and cops confirmed up an hour later and arrested Artem.

We noticed Nikki boarding a private jet Saturday on her means from California to Nevada … and she or he was not sporting her marriage ceremony ring — and was nonetheless sans ring throughout the broadcast.

Nikki wasn’t at Sunday’s promo occasion, the place Joey and Kobayashi weighed in for the primary occasion, leaving Rob to host solo … however she made her grand entrance Monday … and it would not appear like there are any seen indicators of harm on her physique.

As we advised you … Artem’s arrest did not shock people who know the couple … with our sources telling us Artem and Nikki’s relationship has been volatile for years now.

Nikki’s now been seen twice for the reason that incident … however we have not seen Artem, except for his mug shot.

If you happen to or somebody you already know is affected by any of the problems raised on this story, name the Nationwide Home Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or textual content START to 88788.