DCC Director’s Statement on Choreographer Shelly’s Daughter Dayton’s Exclusion
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In a recent exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Kelli Finglass and Judy Trammell, the directors of the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders, addressed the situation regarding associate choreographer Shelly Bramhall’s daughter, Dayton. Dayton was unfortunately cut from the team for the second time, sparking conversations and emotional responses within the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders community.
Dayton Bramhall’s journey on the reality TV show “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” has been a rollercoaster of emotions. Having previously auditioned for the team on “Making The Team,” Dayton returned in season 2 of the show for another shot at her dream. Despite facing rejection, both Dayton and her mother, Shelly, have shown resilience and strength in dealing with the outcome.
Kelli Finglass and Judy Trammell, known for their roles in selecting the DCC squad, shared insights into their relationship with Shelly and Dayton. Finglass mentioned that Dayton had been part of her daughter Samantha’s wedding last summer, highlighting the personal connections that exist within the tight-knit community of the cheerleading team.
The support and empathy shown by Finglass and Trammell towards Shelly and Dayton demonstrate the camaraderie and compassion that defines the spirit of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. Trammell expressed empathy towards Shelly, acknowledging the difficulties she faced during this challenging time. Despite the setbacks, the directors remain optimistic about Dayton’s future, wishing her success in her ongoing trials for the team.
As the auditions for the upcoming DCC team continue, Finglass noted that the competition this year would be fierce. With high standards and rigorous selection criteria, the directors are tasked with choosing the best candidates to represent the iconic cheerleading squad for the upcoming season.
The second season of “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” promises to be more emotional and captivating than ever before. Finglass and Trammell shared their reflections on the show, noting the poignant moments that resonated with them personally. The evolution of the docuseries under director Greg Whiteley’s guidance has allowed for a deeper exploration of the stories and journeys of the cheerleaders.
For Finglass and Trammell, watching the show has provided opportunities for self-reflection and growth. By critically analysing their actions and decisions, the directors aim to enhance their leadership roles within the team and ensure the best outcomes for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.
The second season of “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” is now available for streaming on Netflix. As the show continues to capture the hearts of audiences worldwide, the narratives of resilience, determination, and camaraderie showcased by the cheerleaders serve as an inspiration for aspiring performers and fans alike.
In conclusion, the journey of Shelly Bramhall and her daughter Dayton on the reality show highlights the challenges and triumphs faced by participants in the competitive world of cheerleading. The unwavering support and encouragement offered by the DCC directors reflect the bonds of friendship and solidarity that define the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders as a renowned and respected institution in the realm of professional cheerleading.