Now here’s some news worth cheering for.
Following the premiere of Netflix’s America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders in June, the docuseries is officially set to return for a second season in 2025, the streaming service announced Nov. 11.
In a teaser for season two, members of the NFL cheer squad—clad in their signature blue and white uniforms paired with their iconic cowboy boots—performed a sultry dance routine before uniting in a huddle as they ditched their pom-poms, chanting, “DCC season two! Woo!”
Much like season one, viewers will continue to get unfiltered behind-the-scenes access to the Dallas Cowboys’ cheerleading team as the series documents all the highs and lows of the 2024-2025 football season, beginning with the team’s auditions and training camp.
The show’s first season followed the formation of the team’s 36-person team, which included legacy cheerleaders Victoria Kalina and Madeline Salter—whose mothers were also DCC members—as well as rookies like Anna Kate Sundvold and Reece Weaver, who went on to make the cut once more for the team’s 2024 season.