America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders is back for a third season following the runaway success of the Netflix show, with fans getting an even closer look inside the lives of the women behind the iconic uniforms.
While the series follows the highs and lows of the cheerleading squad, viewers are just as invested in their lives off the field. Join HELLO! as we take a look at the love lives of everyone’s favorite Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.
© InstagramReece Weaver and Will Allman
Veteran star Reece Weaver has been married to longtime love Will Allman since April 2024, and they tied the knot in Florida.
The couple met while they were both studying at the University of Alabama, and he saw her cheering at a basketball game. He then messaged her on social media, and they formed a fast connection.
“He saw me, and we connected through social media,” she said on the show. “I had never dated anyone before…Now, we are getting married, which is crazy.”
“I was just a college student going crazy at a basketball game,” he added. “A couple weeks later she actually slid into my DMs. That’s kind of a big flex: A now-Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader slid into my DMs.”
© InstagramMadie Krueger and Bryant Nelson
Madie first met her boyfriend, Bryant Nelson, while at the gym back in high school, and they began dating in 2023.
The duo have been in a long-distance relationship ever since Madie landed a spot with the Dallas team, as Bryant stayed behind in Pasadena, Texas, to complete his electrical apprenticeship.
© InstagramKleine and Luc Powell
The lovebirds are high school sweethearts from Kentucky and have been together for a decade. They said “I do” in May 2023 and often share insight into their sweet relationship on social media.
“Happy Valentine’s Day to the love of my life and to the most caring soul on the planet!!! I am so lucky to know what love feels like because of you,” Kleine wrote on Instagram in 2026. “Cheers to many, many more memories, adventures, and wedding photoshoots lol!”
© InstagramAva Lahey and Tyger Vaniter
Ava has been dating MMA fighter Tyger Vaniter since 2018, and the pair have known each other since they were only 17 years old. Tyger proposed to his girlfriend in June 2025 in Florida, and they announced the happy news via Instagram. “It’s always been you,” they wrote in the caption.
Abby Summers and Cooper DeJean
Abby snagged Philadelphia Eagles football player Cooper DeJean and revealed their romance to the world at the Kentucky Derby in 2026, when she posted a snap of the couple enjoying their day out.
© InstagramKennedy and Nolan Ruff
Veteran cheerleader Kennedy met her husband, Nolan Ruff, way back in 2016 when a mutual friend encouraged him to message her on social media. They married in May 2026, and shared several snaps from their special day online. “The best day of our lives. I will never get over how perfect it was,” Kennedy wrote on Instagram.
© InstagramParker Kilpatrick and Jaydan Tom
Parker and Jaydan have been together since April 2025, with the cheerleading star sharing insight into their romance on Instagram. “Looking back over our first year + together: the best year of my life,” she wrote in the caption. The couple are in a long-distance relationship, as she lives in Texas and he is from Australia.
© InstagramMadeline Salter and Joe McBride
The 28-year-old first met her now-fiancé, Joe McBride, at an airport in Texas when she was traveling for an event with the Dallas Cowboys. Her Utah Valley University baseball beau saw her while boarding the plane and complimented her as he went by, before crossing paths with Madeline again once they disembarked.
The duo then became close friends and stayed in contact for a year before going on their first date, and Joe proposed to her in April 2026.
