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She continued: “There are not a lot of opportunities in the field of dance to get to perform at an elite level. It is about being a part of something bigger than themselves.”
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“They’re not paid a lot,” Jones, the daughter of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, said on the docuseries. “But the facts are that they actually don’t come here for the money. They come here for something that’s actually bigger than that to them.”
“He was so kind to write me a note anyways,” Siemienowski added. “No hard feelings here! And now I have a souvenir for my last game of my rookie season!”
A former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader who joined the squad in 2021 told HuffPost that the cheerleaders were paid $12.50 per hour and $400 per home game day.
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The Dallas Cowboys cheerleader who was hit in the head by a football Sunday shared the note Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey gave her to apologize.
During a second-quarter kickoff, Aubrey kicked the ball out of bounds, where it hit Siemienowski, who was cheering on the sidelines, in the head and knocked her to her knees. As she was recovering, a camera caught her smiling with tears in her eyes.
