Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Sued by Woman Claiming to be His Daughter

DALLAS – Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones is being sued by a woman claiming to be his daughter.

According to ESPN, Jerry Jones allegedly paid the woman’s mother hundreds of thousands of dollars to stay quiet. Jones paid the woman $375,000.00 for confidentiality and a lawyer friend in Arkansas set up two trusts for the girl.

Alexandra Davis, 25, said that Jerry Jones courted her mother, Cynthia Davis Spencer when she was working for American Airlines ticket counter in Arkansas.

The lawsuit states that Davis has lived her life without a father and in fear that if she told anyone, she and her mother would lose financial support or possible worse. It also said that Jones abandoned Davis in Little Rock and forces her to live her life in secret.

A spokesman for the Jones family declined to comment on the issue and Jones’ lawyer filed a motion to seal the case this week. His attorney declined to comment as well.

Despite being fatherless, Davis is currently working with U.S. Representative Ronny Jackson and worked in the White House under former president Donald Trump for 14 months.

Jerry Jones currently has 3 kids, Stephen Jones, Jerry Jones Jr., and Charlette Jones-Anderson.

Last month, the Cowboys organization had to settle with several cheerleaders in a voyeurism case after which Cowboys’ senior vice president for public relations and communications resigned from the team.