Leading the America’s Team to 3 Super Bowls is no easy feat. One that the Cowboys’ former QB Troy Aikman managed in his 12 seasons in Dallas. But since he hung up his cleats in 2000, his personal life has been on a whirlwind. A life that has led him to find love in three women.

Troy first married Rhonda Worthey and then Catherine Mooty. Both marriages ended in divorce. Guess that’s why, now, he is taking it slow with his current girlfriend Haley Clark. So, let’s see who the woman of his heart is who has pushed Troy to seek out love for a third time.

Who is ex-Cowboys QB’s GF Haley Clark?

There’s been a lot of chatter around Troy Aikman’s new romance with Haley Clark. Sure, much of it does spurt from Aikman’s pro fame, but there’s another interesting fact that we’ll discuss later. As for Haley, well, she has been making waves in the luxury clothing industry, serving as the Senior Director of Sales at Q Clothier in Dallas since January 2022. Ahaan! A Dallas connection.

Her LinkedIn profile shows she has a solid background in sales and styling, but her time at Trunk Club had its ups and downs—who knew a clothing discount could lead to legal drama? She faced legal trouble in 2017 when she was accused of misusing her employee discount and store rewards program. The allegations led to a legal dispute, which was eventually resolved through arbitration in 2019. But where most would have ‘dared not to dream’ after such an incident, Haley picked herself up to reach where she is today. Our guess: this is what Troy Aikman must have seen in her as well.

Coming to the couple, when did they meet? You may ask. There’s not much info available about their origins. The couple has been private about it. But going by common sense, then our guess is the same as yours: they grew fonder of each other shortly after Aikman’s split from his second ex-wife, Capa Mooty.

They went public in June 2023, courtesy of Haley’s Instagram highlighting their ‘vacay mode’ together on an Italian getaway. She posted pics from sun-soaked selfies to family moments with Aikman’s daughters. Sweet, right? Indeed. Now, you might be wondering what was the ‘interesting fact’ we mentioned earlier. Well, we’ll spill the tea on that.

Clark was just a toddler when Aikman snagged his first Super Bowl win in 1992. Don’t get us wrong, age’s just a number when we are on the subject of love. Their romantic snapshots have even given glimpses of their adventures, from yacht outings to breakfast spreads on the Amalfi Coast.  But it’s still early days, and it’s clear that Aikman and Clark are navigating their personal lives together. And given Troy’s past, no wonder he is treading the path carefully.

When did Troy Aikman get divorced from ex-wives Catherine Mooty and Rhonda Worthey?

Troy Aikman’s relationship history reads like a dramatic playbook! He first crossed paths with Rhonda Worthey in the late 1990s, and after two years of dating, they tied the knot on April 8, 2000. They welcomed two daughters, Jordan Ashley and Alexa Marie, and Worthey also brought her daughter, Rachel Nicole, into the mix. Sounds like a solid squad, right?

However, after nearly 11 years, the couple separated in January 2011, and their divorce was finalized three months later. But here’s the kicker—no official reason was given for their split. It’s like a mystery play where the audience is left guessing! After Aikman’s split from Worthey, love found him again in the form of Catherine “Capa” Mooty.

They met in 2016, got engaged in June 2017, and tied the knot three months later in a beautiful Santa Barbara ceremony. But bear in mind, Capa wasn’t just another pretty face; she co-founded a boutique called Luxeliner with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones’ daughter, Charlotte Jones Anderson. Despite her entrepreneurial spirit, she kept her personal life under wraps.

But even then, Troy and Mooty couldn’t blossom it into something sustainable, and the two split in 2020. Now, with all that behind him, Aikman seems ready to enjoy his off-the-field life, calling games and exploring his new romance with Haley Clark.