‘America’s Sweethearts’ Star Reece Weaver Buys $750K Alabama Home

Netflix sensation and Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders darling Reece Weaver has already turned the page on her time with the team—and planted new roots in the state of Alabama, where she and her husband, Will Allman, have just snapped up a $750,000 home.

Weaver, 24, who is originally from Florida but met her husband while she was a student at the University of Alabama, shot to superstardom while being featured in Netflix’s “America’s Sweethearts.” The hit series documents the grueling tryout process that every member of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders—or D.C.C.—squad has to go through each season.

She quickly became one of the breakout stars of the first season of the series, fame that quickly translated to social media, where she became a verified influencer, turning her growing following into a series of lucrative brand deals that ultimately allowed her husband to step down from his job at a power washing company in Dallas.

Initially, it seems that Weaver was destined to remain one of the leading lights of the squad for at least five years—the time period that most D.C.C. members stick to before retiring. So when she announced at the end of the third season that she was quitting the squad to focus on other goals in her life, fans were devastated.

Though she did not reveal on the show what those goals were, the cheerleading star revealed this month on her Instagram account that at least one of them had taken her back to Alabama, announcing that she and Allman are the proud new owners of a property in Tuscaloosa.

“Home SWEET home,” she wrote on her account, while sharing images of the happy couple posing outside of their new abode alongside their beloved pet dog.

The post was quickly flooded with congratulatory messages from other members of the team, including Charly Barby, who praised the elegant dwelling as “perfect,” while Kelly Villares commented: “Can’t wait to visit. So happy for you two.”

Though Weaver did not share any further details about the home, property records show that she and her spouse closed on the dwelling on May 11, just a few weeks before the news of her exit from D.C.C. was revealed to stunned fans.

Located on a half-acre of land in a picturesque suburb of Tuscaloosa, the property features ample room for several of Weaver’s former teammates to stop by, should they wish. It offers four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and more than 3,600 square feet of living space.

Built in 2013, the property was “thoughtfully” designed, the listing states. It features several spacious living areas, as well as outdoor entertaining spaces, along with an external fireplace.

The dwelling is also located just a short distance from the couple’s alma mater, the University of Alabama, where Weaver was a prominent member of the dance team.

Weaver and Allman, who worked with real estate agent Jessica Gilmore of Arc Realty on their home purchase, can also be assured that they’ll enjoy plenty of privacy at the dwelling, which is set behind a gated driveway, allowing them the chance to relax away from prying eyes.

However, the former dancer has already given her fans and followers a brief glimpse inside the dwelling on her Instagram account, filming herself preparing for a trip to New York City, where she took part in promotional events for the latest season of the Netflix show.

Weaver and her spouse also shared some emotional insight into their life since her time on the cheerleading squad came to an end several months ago. While the latest season of the show has only just been released, the events that it documents took place during the 2025 NFL season.

Sitting down with the Wall Street Journal at their new abode, Weaver voiced her frustration that so many fans of the show have directed vitriol at her husband—with many blaming him for her departure from the team, suggesting that he has demanded she fulfill the role of housewife.

During the third season of the Netflix show, Weaver was seen struggling to figure out where her future lay—with the team, or without it—and she repeatedly turned to her husband for advice, breaking down in tears on multiple occasions, including when she prayed with him in their car, before delivering her news to the team’s director, Kelli Finglass.

But Weaver insisted that her husband was nothing but supportive of her decision, telling the outlet that he was ready to stand by her side whether she chose to continue with the D.C.C. or not.

“It makes me frustrated, because that could not be more far from the truth,” the former Netflix star said. “He was so supportive, no matter what decision I made.”

Allman, for his part, was quick to shrug off the backlash, noting that it is only natural for his wife’s fans to seek out someone or something to blame for her exit.

While the former cheerleader has yet to reveal where her future career path might take her, she hasn’t been able to cut ties with the Dallas-based team just yet. She joined her former co-stars for a promotional tour across the U.S., making appearances on the “Today” show and “The Tonight Show” with host Jimmy Fallon.

During a recent appearance on the “Human School” podcast, Weaver also shed some light on her next steps, admitting that she is still “trying to figure out what is next,” but has already got some “fun projects” in the bank.

“We don’t know what the next steps are, but we know that the Lord was calling us back to Tuscaloosa and we had so much peace with that,” she shared. “We have some other fun projects that I’ve been working on.

“As I’ve been on the Cowboys, I have a book coming out that’s really exciting. There are things in the works and things to come. But right now, I feel like I’m in a part of my life where I’m trying to feel encouraged, inspired, and to see really what is next.”