WWE Womens Tag Team Championship

The WWE Women Tag Team Championship was a professional wrestling world tag team championship created and promoted by the federation WWE. It was the 5th title to exist overall in WWE's creation. The title was one of two tag team championships for WWE's company, along with the NXT Tag Team Championship on the NXT brand. The final champions are Rylie Kay, and April Royce. They defeated LGBT Made ( Chyna Zina and Marley ) at Royal Rumble.

History
After the creation of WWE, NXT was brought in to search for more competition, as of such NXT was the FIRST to bring in the tag team championships, in which Chyna and Jayla won on NXT Takeover: Atlanta. However, the new NXT Tag Team Championships have a seperate lineage from the old ones as the old ones are now the WWE Tag Team Championships. Once the brand split began, the NXT Tag Team Championships were switched over to Smackdown Tag Team Championships and its counterpart the Raw Tag Team Championships was also made. Nu and Sur are the only women along with Women Of Doom to have held the Raw Tag Team Championships. When the brand split ended, the titles were rejoined as one and vacated. Zana Chyna and Marley Marie won the vacant championships on an episode of RAW! The title was also updated to a black belt instead of a pink belt.

Championship Design
The championship is designed with a black slick belt and the tag team championship plates are silver. However, it has been shown women can get customizable belts as LGBT Made has a glowing rainbow belt to support their factions views. This is the only time any tag team has had a custom championship belt.

Reigns
Overall, there have been 4 champions and one vacant spot for the Tag Team Championships. The IICONICS hold the longest reign at 52 days, as Chameron holds the longest solo reign at over 120+ days with the titles. Chyna is the only woman to have held all 3 titles, while Jayla has only held 2 ( NXT and Smackdown Live! ). Reigns include the old NXT Tag Team Championships and the Smackdown Live! Tag Team Championships and the Raw Tag Team Championships as they were all unified.