Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Shakes Up Tradition with New Ponytail Look
Faith Ward, one of the newest members of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, has made headlines with her departure from the squad's signature hairstyle. Despite being part of the team's America's Sweethearts announcement, Ward's ponytail stood out among the long, curly locks of her fellow dancers. In an interview with ABC Perth, Ward explained that she had initially been encouraged by the team's director, Kelli Finglass, to try the updo, and it was met with approval.
Key Takeaways:
- Faith Ward, a rookie Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader from New Zealand, has shaken up the team's tradition with her ponytail look, which deviates from the squad's signature long, curly locks.
- Ward was encouraged by the team's director, Kelli Finglass, to try the updo, and it was met with approval, with Finglass suggesting she add a cameo day to the team's photoshoot.
- Ward's ponytail has been met with excitement, with some fans commenting on social media that it's a fresh take on the team's traditional look.
- The approval of Ward's updo still needs to be confirmed by Finglass, and the coming "cameo day" will determine if the ponytail will be a permanent part of the team's look.
- Ward is not the first person on the team to wear her hair differently, with second-year veteran Ava Lahey previously mentioning that she was allowed to wear her hair straight due to it dancing better.
Statistics:
- The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have a signature hairstyle that features long, curly locks.
- Faith Ward is the first person from New Zealand to make the team.
- The team's director, Kelli Finglass, has approved of Ward's updo and wants to see a cameo day with it.
Sources:
ABC Perth, Ward, F. (2023)
Instagram, Lahey, A. (2023)
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