DCC favorite Reece Weaver shares major announcement in Season 3 finale
Former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Reece Weaver retired from the squad. Her departure was documented in the third season of the Netflix series America's Sweethearts. Director Kelli Finglass stated the move was the right decision.
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Reports now confirm Weaver's retirement was featured in Season 3 of America's Sweethearts and supported by her husband.
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Reece Weaver announces retirement in America's Sweethearts Season 3
confidence 95%Former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Reece Weaver retired from the squad. Her departure was documented in the third season of the Netflix series America's Sweethearts. Director Kelli Finglass stated the move was the right decision.
What's confirmed:
- Reece Weaver retired from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.
- The retirement occurred during season 3 of the Netflix show America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.
- DCC director Kelli Finglass told Us Weekly on June 23 that she was not shocked or surprised by the decision.
Still unconfirmed:
- Will Allman influenced Weaver's decision to retire.
- Charly Barby was by Weaver's side during her retirement process.
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Reece Weaver Addresses Reaction to DCC Retirement
confidence 100%Former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Reece Weaver has spoken out about the public response to her retirement. She described some reactions to her decision as having a negative intention. Weaver discussed these experiences and the nature of DCC social media with Us Weekly and PEOPLE.
What's confirmed:
- Reece Weaver retired from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders during the third season of America's Sweethearts.
- Weaver told PEOPLE that some people are turning her decision to step down into a negative intention.
- Weaver spoke with Us Weekly about the dark side of DCC social media and Reddit.
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Reece Weaver Retires From Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders in Season 3 Finale
confidence 100%Reece Weaver ended her three-year tenure with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. The decision was featured in the third season of the Netflix series America's Sweethearts. Weaver has since returned to Alabama with her husband.
What's confirmed:
- Reece Weaver retired from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders after a three-year run.
- Weaver's retirement was featured in Season 3 of the Netflix series America's Sweethearts.
Still unconfirmed:
- Faith Ward joined the squad as the first New Zealander.
- Dayton Bramhall was cut for a third time.
- The team used an All-Star system to address injuries and a lack of formal backups.
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Reece Weaver Retires from Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
confidence 95%Reece Weaver has ended her three-year tenure with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and the Netflix series America's Sweethearts. She returned to Alabama with her husband after informing director Kelli Finglass and choreographer Judy Trammell of her decision. Weaver described the move as a leap of faith.
What's confirmed:
- Reece Weaver retired from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders after three years.
- Weaver and her husband moved back to Alabama.
- Weaver informed director Kelli Finglass and head choreographer Judy Trammell of her departure.
- Weaver stated, "I was being called to take a leap of faith."
Still unconfirmed:
- Weaver is targeting roles on Broadway and Dancing with the Stars.
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Reece Weaver Discusses Departure From America's Sweethearts
confidence 90%Reece Weaver is retiring from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders after three years. She is moving to Alabama following struggles with hip pain and a high ankle sprain. Weaver recently spoke about how the reality show tested her faith.
What's confirmed:
- Reece Weaver is retiring from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.
- Weaver appeared in the Netflix series America's Sweethearts.
- An injury halted Weaver's final season.
Still unconfirmed:
- Weaver stated that reality TV really tested her faith.
- Weaver is moving to Alabama.
- Weaver suffered from a high ankle sprain and hip pain.
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Reece Weaver Retires from Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
confidence 90%Reece Weaver announced her departure from the squad during the Season 3 finale of America's Sweethearts. She is leaving after three years to move to Alabama. Her retirement follows struggles with a high ankle sprain and hip pain.
What's confirmed:
- Reece Weaver retired from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders after a three-year tenure.
- Weaver's exit was revealed in the Season 3 finale of America's Sweethearts.
- Season 3 of America's Sweethearts began streaming on June 16.
Still unconfirmed:
- Weaver cited hip pain and a high ankle sprain as reasons for her retirement.
- Weaver plans to relocate to Alabama.
- The departure coincides with roster turnover among fifth-year teammates.
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Reece Weaver retires from DCC after Season 3 finale announcement
confidence 97%Reece Weaver, a fan-favorite Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, announced her retirement from the squad in the Season 3 finale of *America’s Sweethearts*. She cited hip pain, a high ankle sprain, and a desire to pursue life beyond cheerleading. Weaver’s exit marks the end of her three-year tenure, with plans to relocate to Alabama. The move coincides with broader roster turnover among fifth-year teammates.
What's confirmed:
- Reece Weaver announced her retirement from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders in the Season 3 finale of *America’s Sweethearts*, ending her three-year tenure with the squad.
- Her decision followed persistent hip pain and a high ankle sprain, which she addressed during a post-season meeting with DCC director Kelli Finglass and choreographer Judy Trammell.
- Weaver expressed gratitude for the opportunity but emphasized a desire to explore life beyond cheerleading, including plans to relocate to Alabama with her husband.
- Her retirement is part of a broader turnover, with several fifth-year teammates also departing the squad.
- Weaver stated she would not be trying out for a fourth season, marking a definitive end to her DCC career.
Still unconfirmed:
- Weaver’s retirement may have been influenced by behind-the-scenes pay negotiations or personal milestones, though these factors were not explicitly confirmed in the finale.
- Her departure could open opportunities for new candidates in the upcoming 2026–2027 tryouts, though no specific details on replacements have been released.
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Reece Weaver retires from Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders in Season 3 finale
confidence 93%Reece Weaver, a fan-favorite from *America’s Sweethearts*, announced her retirement from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders in the Season 3 finale of Netflix’s docuseries. The move marks the end of her tenure with the squad after years of public visibility. She has previously expressed plans to relocate to Alabama with her husband. The show also spotlighted pay negotiations and personal milestones among the cheerleaders.
What's confirmed:
- Reece Weaver officially retired from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders in the Season 3 finale of *America’s Sweethearts*, ending her tenure with the squad.
- The Netflix docuseries *America’s Sweethearts* follows the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, including their tryouts, training, performances, and personal lives, with Season 3 airing in June 2026.
- Weaver has previously stated her intention to move back to Alabama with her husband, Will Allman, after leaving the DCC.
- The DCC are led by director Kelli Finglass and head choreographer Judy Trammell, both key figures in the squad’s legacy.
- Season 3 of *America’s Sweethearts* includes coverage of pay raise negotiations and personal milestones among the cheerleaders.
Still unconfirmed:
- Weaver’s post-DCC plans beyond relocation to Alabama remain unspecified, with no confirmed details on her next career steps.
- Speculation exists about the impact of her retirement on the DCC’s dynamics, though no official statements from the team or squad members have addressed this.