Reece Weaver, Dallas Cheerleader, Plots Alabama Home for Broadway

Former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Reece Weaver (24) and her husband Will Allman (26) announced that they have purchased a “dream” home in Alabama. The couple, who married in April 2024, said the new residence lets them “plant roots” and build a family close to friends and relatives.

Weaver is preparing to debut as Roxie Hart in the Broadway musical Chicago on September 7 at New York’s Ambassador Theatre.

Weaver told reporters, “This house is absolutely beautiful.” She added, “We definitely want to plant roots here, build a family in it — just all of it.” The couple also emphasized the home’s security, saying “It’s security for us” and noting that proximity to family and friends makes it the perfect place to start a family.

Their puppy stays with them in their temporary New York City apartment while she rehearses.

## Background & Context

Weaver stepped down from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders squad after the 2025 NFL season, a move that has paved the way for her to focus on a six‑week run in Chicago that will run through October 18. She is preparing to play Roxie Hart in the classic musical, a role that will see her perform nightly in New York’s Ambassador Theatre.

The new Alabama home was described by Weaver as “absolutely beautiful” and a place where she can “plant roots” and build a family close to loved ones. The couple’s decision to buy a home ahead of her Broadway commitment demonstrates their intent to establish stability for the future.

Their temporary New York City apartment will serve as a base during rehearsals and before shows.

Will Allman, 26, has been supportive throughout the transition, flying into New York for the first two days of rehearsals and later returning to Alabama to bring additional items and their puppy. He reportedly traveled 16 hours to NYC, bringing a rental car and packing more belongings that could not be carried on the plane.

Weaver expressed gratitude for his support during this hectic period.

## What People Are Saying

When asked about her marriage, Weaver said, “Our relationship today — I would say, three years ago we would not have pegged that this would be our lives at all.” She added that each day brings new challenges and surprises, but that she knows she can rely on her best friend.

She further highlighted how difficult days are softened by their mutual support, noting, “We, can go through a rough day but know that we have each other at the end of it.” Weaver emphasized that whatever surprises come their way, they will navigate them together.

## What Happens Next

Weaver’s six‑week engagement in Chicago will conclude on October 18, after which she is expected to return to her Alabama residence with Will and their puppy. While in New York City, the couple will reside temporarily in a city apartment that accommodates rehearsals and pre‑show routines.

Will’s recent trans‑state travel included a 16‑hour flight to New York, where he brought a rental car and packed items that did not fit on the plane, as well as their dog. The move exemplifies the couple’s commitment to supporting each other through career transitions while maintaining a stable home base.

With her new home in Alabama and her upcoming Broadway run, Weaver is balancing personal milestones with professional aspirations, underscoring a new chapter in both her life and career.