Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Must Take Paternity Test Amid Shocking Lawsuit

Alexandra Davis claimed that Jerry Jones was her biological father back in 2022. Years later, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys has been ordered by the court to undergo a paternity test in order to establish whether or not the 27-year-old woman is his kid.

Davis claims that in order to dispel any doubt about Jones’ paternity, she went after this claim. Although the paternity claim was not addressed when it was first made over two years ago, the latter’s side has requested the court to dismiss the lawsuit.

Davis’ lawsuit alleges that Jones had a relationship with his mother, Cynthia Davis, a ticket counter agent for American Airlines in Little Rock, Arkansas. Alexandra was then born in 1996.

According to court documents, Davis and her mother agreed on a settlement in which the Cowboys’ owner provided support on the condition that they didn’t identify him as the father.

Not too long ago, a judge mandated that Jones take a paternity test to establish his fatherhood. Davis’ attorney, Kris Hayes, affirmed the decision in a CBS report:

“Today was a huge victory for many families,” said attorney Kris Hayes, who is representing Davis. “(The judge’s) ruling proves that being a rich, powerful person does not mean you are above the law. Alex no longer has to hide her truth and hopefully she will get the peace she has always deserved. Alex is a shining star and deserves to be recognized as such.”

In the meantime, inquiries concerning the situation have been made to Jones’ camp. Regarding the recent decision made by the court, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys has not issued a statement or provided any updates.

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