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Cosmopolitan
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
America's Sweethearts: Where is Kelcey from Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders now?
One of our favourite sports documentary reality series has finally returned to our screens for season two, yep that's right America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are officially back in action on Netflix. However, while we are loving catching up with the OG cast and meeting the new rookies, we can't help but majorly miss season one legend Kelcey Wetterberg. So where is she now and what is she up to? If you watched season one you'll remember Kelcey was a veteran member of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (DCC) and was entering her fifth year during the filming of the show. For all the non-cheerleader fans out there, cheerleaders generally only serve in the DCC for a maximum of five years, and this was the case of Kelcey who entered her last year during season one. But what a year it was. Kelcey was named group leader and became a main character in both the team and the show. By the end of the season Kelce retired from being a DCC and this is everything she's up to now. During season one of America's Sweethearts we learnt Kelcey was also a paediatric nurse alongside her career as a DCC. Part of her decision to leave the cheerleaders was to fully pursue her job in nursing, which she has continued to do since leaving. Exciting news! On New Year's Eve 2024, Kelcey officially tied the knot to her partner Nate Crnkovich, who is also a nurse and actor. During the first season we saw Nate pop the question and Kelcey accept. The couple had two wedding ceremonies, an intimate church service on 30 December, with just their families, and then a big party with all their friends and family on NYE. The second wedding featured a six tier wedding cake and of course a performance by Kelcey and her fellow cheerleaders from the DCC. Not only have they tied the knot by Kelcey and Nate also bought their first home together. The couple shared the very exciting news on their Instagrams earlier this week in the cutest video, with Kelcey captioning the post: "We've got exciting news 🥹🏡 we bought a house! @lexiejsmith_ we cannot thank you enough for being our guiding light through this process! You were so helpful even when the process felt discouraging at times. Thank you for getting us our dream home 🤍." We can't wait to see the home content. Speaking of content, since appearing on the Netflix docu-series Kelcey has gone onto gain quite the social media following. She now has nearly half a million followers on Instagram and over 200,000 on TikTok. Alongside her nursing work she also does sponsored posts on TikTok and Instagram for brands such as Westmore Beauty, Tanceuticals and PrettyLittleThing. Once a DCC, always a DCC. Though she may have officially left the squad, she's still very much part of it in spirit. Ahead of the release of season two of America's Sweethearts on Netflix, Kelcey shared a sweet post to celebrate the women. Writing on Instagram she said: "I am so excited to watch season 2, and more importantly, watch the world embrace even more women that have worked their whole lives to be here. Let me tell you, they are pretty special 💙." We couldn't agree more! America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders is available on Netflix now
Yahoo
06-03-2025
- General
- Yahoo
I'm a student at UC Berkeley, living in a house with 11 other girls. We have only 3 bathrooms, and I sleep in the sunroom.
I'm a junior at the University of California Berkeley, and I live in an off-campus house. I share the seven bedrooms and three bathrooms with 11 other female students. We're all very social, host events, and hang out in our private backyard. I'm a junior at the University of California Berkeley, studying political science. I live off-campus in a large house with 11 other female students. Our single-family home was built in the early 1900s — and you can tell. The windows are single-pained, the door knobs are difficult to turn, and the wooden floors are scratched and tarnished. I met a girl subletting a room on Facebook Marketplace, and I moved in with her in this strange house. A random house has become my home, and a random group of girls has become my best friends. I liked how my mom described the place when I first moved in: "It's cozy; it's got character." Take a look inside to see if you agree. The house has seven bedrooms — two singles and five doubles. My 11 housemates and I make do with the limited space we have. The center of our home is an old, broken piano. Before I moved in, the housemates allegedly found the piano on the side of the road. They rolled it uphill for multiple blocks. My housemates play the piano frequently and use it for singing and dancing during parties — even though it's missing some keys. The busiest place in the house is always the kitchen. The kitchen is almost always bustling — thanks to the fact that all 12 girls share the space. It's a sociable spot, with music often playing and conversation flowing. Every night, the kitchen is cleaned on a rotating cleaning schedule. Dishes are scrubbed and dried, counters are wiped, and floors are swept and mopped. It's a strict system, with a $5 penalty incurred if you miss your night. You'd be surprised how strong of a motivator $5 is in a student house. We've decorated the walls with student artwork. The walls of our house are vibrantly decorated. This is thanks to my housemate Kelcey. Her work is posted throughout the space. Some members of the house are featured in her work, too. The painting in our stairwell, for example, depicts an evening spent with friends in our living room. The living room couch is where we hang out at night and host events. Our red couch — which was a Facebook Marketplace find — sags from us piling on top to watch movies and from guests who visit for dinner parties, talent shows, and mini concerts. We spend most evenings here, watching "Sex and the City" for what must be the ninth time, playing games like Fishbowl, and eating our dinner. The house has only three bathrooms for 12 girls. The downstairs bathroom is only used by three girls. It, unfortunately, clogs often. I share my bathroom with three other girls. It's modern and clean, but I hate our shower. The water pressure is weak, and it takes forever to get hot water. Five girls share the third bathroom. It seems to be constantly in use. The backyard is one of my favorite places and is another spot we host events. The backyard is the calm away from the chaos of our house. Some days, I spend the morning reading in a chair under the sun. On the weekends, I spend the night talking and cooking out there as we host a barbecue for our friends. The strings of lights are turned on, music is played, and conversation hums. My bedroom is a former sunroom. My bedroom is a double. Since it's technically a sunroom, sunlight streams in, and I don't need an alarm clock because I wake up with the sun. Our room is quiet and peaceful, and from my bed, I can see our backyard. However, there is no direct access to the room, so I have to go through my housemate's room to get to mine. This can be an inconvenience, but small issues like this are part of student life. My housemates have helped turn this place into a home. The house, once strange, has become a comforting, routine place to return to after class. The house may be now comforting to me, but it's the girls who have made it my home. At one point they were all strangers, but they welcomed me into their lives, and I have never been so grateful. Read the original article on Business Insider
