The Dallas Cowboys’ owner has been served with a paternity suit by a 25-year-old woman who claims he is her real dad and has bound her family in secrecy after reportedly pursuing her mom.
Alexandra Davis, who resides in Washington, D.C., filed a lawsuit last week against billionaire Jerry Jones, 79, asserting he paid her and her mom, Cynthia Davis Spenser, $375,000 to stay silent about their relations, which started in 1995, according to the Dallas Morning News.
According to the lawsuit, Davis was confined by a confidentiality agreement signed by her mom, a former American Airlines ticket taker, when she was one year old, in which 2 trusts were formed for the mom and child as long as Jones’ paternity remained unknown.
Embed from Getty ImagesDavis, who performs as an assistant for U.S. Rep. Ronny Jackson, ‘has lived her entire life fatherless and in total secrecy, fearing that if she told anybody that her father was Jerry Jones, she and her mother would end up losing financial assistance, or worse,’ according to the lawsuit.
She had also asked the court to release her from the confidentiality agreement her mother signed when she was a baby and to be identified as Jones’s daughter under the law. Jones’s estimated worth is $10.7 billion.
Davis Spencer and her daughter were ‘Cindy and Alex,’ cast participants on the season 3 of the Dallas reality television Show ‘Big Rich Texas,’ according to the Dallas Morning News. The pair were the final season’s new members, with Davis Spencer described as a single mother “living off a trust fund.”
Embed from Getty ImagesJones has been married to Eugenia Jones, 75, of Dallas, for more than 59 years, and they have 3 children: Stephen, 57, Jerry Jr., 52, and Charlotte Jones Anderson, 55.
The lawsuit against Jones was filed earlier this week in Dallas County courts, but it was temporarily sealed the next day awaiting a March 31 hearing.
Source: Daily Mail
