This is where all your fave Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are now.

Unless you live under a rock, you've probably seen or heard about the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders docuseries.

The Dallas Cowboys are widely considered the most prestigious cheerleading squad in American football — and the Netflix series provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse into their world.

America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders follows the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (DCC) through their auditions, training camp, and the NFL season.

And now, almost a year on, Season 2 is set to introduce a new set of rookies for a brand-new year of cheerleading, team drama and gruelling auditions.

Watch the trailer for Season 2 of America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders here. Post continues below.

Since the documentary aired, there has been a big focus on the squad's salaries, lack of diversity and the strict rules imposed on these women.

However, we can't help but wonder what the cast has been up to in the meantime.

So we're going to catch you up on where all our favourite cheerleading stars are now, including whether some of our fave rookies made the team.

Meet the cast of America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.

Here’s everything you need to know about the cheerleaders featured in the series — past and present — plus, where to follow them on Instagram.

Kelcey Wetterberg

Kelcey Wetterberg. Image: Netflix.

Kelcey is not only a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader but also a full-time paediatric registered nurse. Her role as a nurse was highlighted in the docuseries, where viewers get a glimpse of her caring for patients.

Originally from Nebraska, Kelcey started dancing when she was just three years old. She works as a nurse during the day and does cheer practice at night, sometimes leaving the house at 7am and returning at midnight.

The fan favourite and team captain wrapped up her fifth and final season with the DCC in 2024, officially retiring from the squad.

In March, she had ankle repair surgery after getting injured while walking her dog.

Since hanging up her cowboy boots, Kelcey has continued her career as a full-time paediatric nurse, worked as a content creator and married her long-time partner, Minx actor Nate Crnkovich, in late 2024.

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Victoria Kalina

Victoria. Image: Netflix.

Victoria's journey with the DCC began when she was 18, however, she was rejected from the squad after her first audition. She returned the following year and gained a spot.

Her mother, Tina Kalina, was also a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader from 1984 to 1989, with Victoria growing up in Texas and dancing since she was two.

In the docuseries, Victoria candidly shared her battles with depression and eating disorders, revealing the pressures she faced to maintain a certain physique and performance level.

Since the series aired *spoiler alert*, Victoria has left the team. Victoria has since relocated to New York City to pursue her dream of becoming a Radio City Rockette and is currently leading dance classes while training for auditions.

Sadly, she didn't make the team when she auditioned earlier this year.

Victoria remains active on social media, sharing her dance workshops and living her best NYC life.

Instagram: @victoriakalina

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Kleine Powell

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Kleine auditioned for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders squad after her plans to study abroad in Japan were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kleine returned as a fourth-year veteran and was promoted to 2nd Group Leader during the 2024 season, taking on bigger leadership within the squad.

In addition to her role as a cheerleader, Kleine is a digital media specialist. She is married to Luc, and they have two kittens named Poosh and Momo.

Instagram: @kleinepowell

Anisha Kula

Anisha. Image: Netflix.

Anisha made a significant impression during the DCC auditions with her "Bollyfusion" dance routines, which blend traditional Bollywood dance with contemporary styles. She previously cheered for the Golden State Warriors and the San Francisco 49ers, and won the title of Miss Bollywood America.

Outside of cheerleading, Anisha is a highly accomplished orthodontist. She's married to Rohan Sebastian, a physician and former captain of the Irish gymnastics team. The couple reside in Los Angeles.

"Representing the South Asian community on such a prestigious platform was a true honour, and I hope it opens doors for others in our community to excel in this industry," she shared online.

Anisha hosts dance classes between her two homes, in LA and Dallas.

Instagram: @anishakula

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Reece Allman

Reece Allman. Image: Netflix.

Born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida, Reece previously competed in pageants, winning Miss Florida Outstanding Teen in 2017.

After graduating from the University of Alabama with a degree in Dance, she auditioned for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and successfully secured a spot as a rookie for the 2023-2024 season.

Reece is still a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, returning as a veteran for this season.

Reece moved to Dallas to be close to her long-time boyfriend, then fiancé, William Allman. The pair met while they were both students at Bama, and he was her first boyfriend.

The couple tied the knot on April 20, 2024, at Barn at Cottonwood Ranch in Callahan, Florida, with Reece even performing a DCC routine at the wedding.

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Will shared, "Married the woman of my dreams in front of 250 of my best friends and family. A perfect day that will never be forgotten. Thank you to all of you who were able to come celebrate Reece and I!"

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McKenzie Sherman

McKenzie Sherman. Image: Instagram.

Before joining DCC, McKenzie studied at the University of Alabama, where she earned a degree in Dance and Psychology. She also works as a pharmaceutical sales representative.

McKenzie is no longer a DCC member after she completed her final season with the squad in 2023, where she was honoured as Veteran of the Year.

McKenzie is married to Casey Hughston, and together they have a labrador called Thor. The couple celebrated their one-year anniversary in 2024.

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Charly Barby

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Growing up in San Francisco, Charly started ballet at age two. She has danced throughout her life, later attending Arizona State University, and being a part of their team.

She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Communications and a minor in Media Analysis in 2023. Charly made it into the training camp on the Netflix series but didn't make the final cut.

But good news! Charly is now officially a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader. She returned to auditions with renewed confidence and made the 24-25 team, joining her close friend Reece Allman on the squad.

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Kelly Villares

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Originally from New Jersey, Kelly Villares has a strong background in dance and cheer, having cheered for Rutgers University and competed nationally.

But her journey came to a devastating end on the Netflix series when she was cut just before the first NFL game in the previous year.

A year later, Kelly's resilience and determination paid off: she is now officially a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader for the 2024–25 season, after making the squad alongside fellow comeback queen, Charly Barby.

Instagram: @kellyvillares.

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Anna Kate Sundvold

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Anna Kate grew up in Missouri, with her sister also being a retired DCC member. Anna Kate graduated in 2023 with a degree in Business Administration. She has since started a career in financial planning.

With her sister's help, she made it through training camp and started her rookie year.

Anna is still a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader for the 2024–25 season, having made the squad as a rookie in 2023 and returning as a veteran the following year.

Alongside her cheerleading, Anna continues her career in financial planning services. Off the field, she recently celebrated her four-year anniversary with her boyfriend, Michael Snyder, and often shares glimpses of their relationship on Instagram.

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Ariana McClure

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Ariana was unfortunately cut from the DCC team at training camp, due to being too short.

However, the young dancer hasn't given up hope. She set her sights on another team, and has since been brought into the fold of the Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders.

"I am so fortunate to be lead by such amazing women and I couldn't be more excited for what's to come. 🩵 Fins up BABY!!!!!" she shared online.

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This article was originally published on June 26, 2024 and has since been updated with new information.

Feature image: Instagram/kelcey_w, charly.barby

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