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Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders were emotional during official fittings as the team prepares for the NFL season, with Netflix’s America’s Sweethearts documenting the squad’s rigorous training and the broader pop-culture buzz surrounding the Cowboys.
In an exclusive interview with E! News, Reece Weaver explains she retired from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders on her own terms after a season-three finale, saying gratitude and a desire to explore life beyond the squad motivated the leap; she plans to continue dancing while pursuing new opportunities, with her husband Will Allman by her side as they adjust to post-cheer life.
Reece Weaver, a fan-favorite from Netflix’s Americas Sweethearts and a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, says she will retire after three more seasons to return to Alabama with husband Will Allman and pursue her dance roots—jazz, tap, ballet, and musical theater—while also writing a book and enjoying a more flexible schedule. She emphasizes gratitude and peace in stepping away, notes that a recent high ankle sprain didn’t drive the decision, and acknowledges the intense public scrutiny that accompanies DCC fame as she looks ahead to life after the show.
In the Season 3 finale of Netflix’s America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, Reece Weaver announces her retirement from the DCC, tearfully explaining she’s ready for a new chapter after hip pain and a high ankle sprain; she hangs up her uniform and notes that several fellow longtime teammates are also departing, signaling a generational shift for the squad.
Netflix has renewed the docuseries 'America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders' for a third season, set to premiere in 2026, which will follow the 2025-26 squad from auditions through the NFL season, with filming already underway.
Chandi Dayle, a veteran Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, broke team protocol by bringing an unknown person into her hotel room during a Bahamas trip, which led to her taking a leave of absence due to mental health struggles and a difficult final season. She later returned to the team without a leadership role and announced her departure after the season, sharing her personal journey and challenges.
The Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders received a 400% pay increase after years of lobbying, as revealed in the Netflix docuseries America's Sweethearts, marking a significant victory for the team amidst ongoing discussions about their compensation and working conditions.
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders received a 400% pay increase, marking a significant improvement in their compensation, though they still face issues like lack of health insurance and the need for additional jobs. The raise is a notable milestone in the historically low-paying industry of cheerleading, especially for a high-profile team like the Cowboys.
The second season of Netflix's 'America’s Sweethearts' reveals that the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders will receive a 400% pay increase for the 2025 season, marking a significant improvement in their wages after years of low pay and a notable lawsuit for unfair compensation.
Netflix announced a new docuseries, "America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders," following the iconic cheer squad through their 2023-24 season, set to premiere this summer. The seven-part series promises an intimate look at the lives of the cheerleaders and coaches, with behind-the-scenes access provided by the Dallas Cowboys. The series comes from the team behind "Cheer" and "Last Chance U," offering a glimpse into the drive, hustle, and drama among the cheerleaders and coaches, including longtime Cowboys cheer director, Kelli Finglass.