Cowboys owner Jerry Jones sued by woman claiming he's biological father

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is being sued by a 25-year-old woman in North Texas claiming that he is her biological father.

The Dallas Morning News reported on Wednesday that in a lawsuit filed last week in Dallas County, Alexandra Davis said that she was conceived when Jones had a relationship with her mother, Cynthia Davis, in the mid-90s.

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones before a game against the Los Angeles Chargers at SoFi Stadium. (Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports)

The court documents show that Davis and her mother reached a settlement stating that Jones would support them financially as long as the public didn’t identify him as her father. According to the court documents, a hearing is scheduled for March 31.

Cynthia Davis, who was separated from her husband when she met Jones, was working as a ticket counter agent for American Airlines at the airport in Little Rock, Arkansas, according to the court documents. That’s when Jones "pursued" Davis, and they began to have a relationship, but it’s unclear for how long it lasted, per the documents.

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Owner Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys attends training camp at River Ridge Complex on July 24, 2021 in Oxnard, California. (Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images)

Shortly after Alexandra Davis was born on Dec. 16, 1996, Cynthia divorced her husband. When the couple got divorced, it was determined through DNA testing that Alexandra was not the child of Cynthia’s husband. He didn’t have to pay for child support, and Alexandra did not have a legal father, court documents