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Netflix renews “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” for Season 4, set to premiere in 2027
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Culture/The Apex Times/Aug 20, 12:25 PM EDT

Netflix renews “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” for Season 4, set to premiere in 2027

The docuseries following auditions and training for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders has been picked up for another season by Netflix, with a planned 2027 release.

Netflix has renewed “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” for a fourth season, with the new episodes scheduled to premiere in 2027, Deadline reported on Aug. 20, 2026.

The series returns for Season 4 covering the 2026-27 Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders team, according to the report. The program follows the process that begins with highly competitive auditions and continues through training camp as candidates seek a spot on the squad.

Deadline described the renewal as coming from Emmy-winning director Greg Whiteley, who is credited with directing the show. Whiteley’s involvement is also cited in connection with the series continuing its focus on the selection and preparation period for the cheerleading organization tied to the Dallas Cowboys.

As with earlier seasons, Season 4 is framed around the internal pathway that candidates must navigate to become members of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, beginning with auditions and moving into the structured training phase. The reported renewal does not provide a specific premiere date beyond the 2027 window.

The renewal extends Netflix’s slate of sports-adjacent reality programming focused on established American institutions and traditions, and it keeps the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ audition and training cycle in the center of a structured long-form series rather than a stand-alone special.

Netflix and the production team have not publicly detailed casting decisions, episode count, or release timing within 2027 in the report. Additional information may be expected closer to production milestones or an official Netflix announcement.

For viewers who follow the cheerleaders through the audition process and training camp timeline, the renewed season means the next installment will again track a recurring, year-to-year moment in the organization, with the fourth season aligned to the 2026-27 team’s cycle.

Why It Matters

  • The renewal keeps the cheerleading audition and training cycle as an ongoing long-form entertainment format with a planned multi-month release timeline into 2027.
  • A fourth season can extend production work tied to the docuseries during the next Cowboys Cheerleaders cycle, affecting schedules for on-set crews and post-production.
  • Netflix’s 2027 premiere window indicates the company is planning a continued investment in audience demand for sports-adjacent reality programming centered on major American institutions.
  • For fans and participants, the next season will again document the structured selection process leading up to training camp and team placement, now aligned to the 2026-27 group.

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Key Facts

  • Netflix renewed “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” for a fourth season.
  • Season 4 is scheduled to premiere in 2027.
  • The new season will follow the 2026-27 Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders team.
  • Deadline credits Emmy-winning director Greg Whiteley with directing the series.
  • The report describes the storyline arc as moving from competitive auditions into training camp.