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Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Perform on Tonight Show Starring Fallon

by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders Kick Off ‘The Tonight Show Starring jimmy Fallon’ Following NFL Opener

NEW YORK The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders energized a national television audience Monday night, opening The Tonight show Starring ‌Jimmy Fallon following the NFL’s season-opening game ‍between the Detroit Lions ⁣and Kansas ⁣City Chiefs. The performance marked a high-profile moment for the iconic squad, which⁣ recently gained⁣ increased ⁢visibility through the Netflix docuseries ‌ America’s Sweethearts: ‍Dallas Cowboys ⁣Cheerleaders.The cheerleaders’ appearance comes after a year of significant change and increased advocacy for the team. The first season of America’s Sweethearts, which premiered on Netflix in ⁣2024, offered a behind-the-scenes look at the demanding world of professional cheerleading, including rigorous tryouts, extensive ⁣rehearsals, and the challenges of balancing personal and professional commitments.

Season ​2, which debuted in june,⁤ highlighted the⁢ cheerleaders’ triumphant push for improved compensation. Dancers secured a 400% pay⁤ raise after veteran​ members advocated for wage increases throughout the season, as documented ⁢in the series. ​Netflix announced in August that America’s ⁤Sweethearts will return ⁤for a third season in 2026.

The Dallas Cowboys ‌Cheerleaders have been a fixture of the ‌NFL ⁢since their debut in 1972 and are recognized globally as a symbol of the Dallas Cowboys institution.

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