Dallascowgirl Leaked Of (2024)

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What is the controversy with the Dallas cowgirls? ›

In a shocking revelation that came to light in 2022, it was reported that the Dallas Cowboys organisation had paid a confidential settlement of US$2.4 million ($3.5 million AUD) to four former cheerleaders. Why? The cheerleaders accused a senior executive of secretly filming them in their locker room.

In the final two episodes, Sophy, a returning veteran, is part of an off-camera incident. During the Thanksgiving Game, she tells DCC officials and police that a cameraman at the game inappropriately touched her as she was coming onto the field during the third quarter.

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders past issues with pay

In 2018, former DC cheerleader Erica Wilkins sued the organization, claiming that there were times she made less than minimum wage while working as a cheerleader.

That includes dancer Sophy Laufer being allegedly groped by a cameraman. As the show details, Sophy was on the field during a Dallas Cowboys game when a photographer inappropriately touched her. Sophy was willing to press charges, but police didn't pursue her accusations because they said they didn't have enough proof.

As the docuseries showed, Sophy was on the field when a cameraman groped her. While she tried to press charges after the vulnerable and infuriating incident, she was told there wasn't enough proof. However, the cameraman was swiftly banned from AT&T Stadium.

But as the show goes on, Kalina's personal struggles as part of the team start to show. She discusses dealing with an eating disorder and depression during her time in DCC, explaining that she took a “gap year” from the team to get more mentally healthy before returning.

Turns out, nope! Though retiring after year five is pretty common, members of the DCC can keep auditioning if they want to. Former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Kat Puryear confirmed this on TikTok, responding to a fan who asked if the poor pay was part of the reason people left the squad after five years.

All signs are pointing to her return for the 2024-2025 season of the NFL, as she is currently part of the 2024 training camp. Reece is even reported to be part of the 'Show Group', which consists of 12 elite DCC team members who can sing and dance. Watch: America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders trailer.

After cheering, Niki went on to marry former Cowboys punter Toby Gowin and cheered for him from the stands. She jokes that it's fun to remind him that she went to the Super Bowl and he didn't.

The settlement was in response to claims from four members of the Cowboys' cheerleading squad who alleged that the team's longtime senior vice president for public relations and communications Richard Dalrymple filmed them on his iPhone while they were changing.

What is the salary of a DCC cheerleader? ›

NBC Sports Boston reported that the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders in 2022 were making about $15-20 per hour, which, with game and public appearance fees, totaled to about $75,000 as a yearly income.

In addition to ranch work, some cowboys work for or participate in rodeos. Cowgirls, first defined as such in the late 19th century, had a less well-documented historical role, but in the modern world work at identical tasks and have obtained considerable respect for their achievements.

She is not seen as a leader. She is not seen as moving forward in the organization. She is not seen as having her strongest last half of the season. Victoria's biggest battle is to tone up and lose weight, and she's not losing any weight, which is starting to show.

After cheering, Niki went on to marry former Cowboys punter Toby Gowin and cheered for him from the stands. She jokes that it's fun to remind him that she went to the Super Bowl and he didn't.

In 2017, star cheerleader Holly Powell quit the team after director Kelli Finglass, who took over in 1991, learned that she and her teammate Jenna Jackson had been seen out with players, a confrontation captured on season twelve of the reality show Making the Team.