His daughters with Rhonda Worthey are Jordan Ashley Aikman and Alexa Marie Aikman. In this piece, we will shine the light on Troy Aikman's daughters and check out what they're doing these days.

Troy Aikman celebrated his daughter Alexa Marie's major career milestone on Sunday. The Dallas Cowboys icon shared an adorable picture with his daughter on the completion of her graduation.

Aikman has two twenty-something daughters, Alexa Marie and Jordan Ashley, from his first marriage to former Cowboys publicist Rhonda Worthey. Troy Aikman prior to a game between the Panthers and ...

He’s in bed by 9pm unless he’s calling a game,' per The Athletic. Aikman has two twenty-something daughters - Alexa and ...

The Oklahoma native shares kids Alexa Marie Aikman and Jordan Ashley Aikman with ex-wife Rhonda Worthey. Catherine, for her part, shares sons Luke and Val with ex-husband Jerry Mooty. Is Troy ...

The ceremony was for close friends and family only. Aikman’s daughters, Jordan and Alexa, and Mooty’s sons, Luke and Val, attended. The reception was at the Four Seasons Santa Barbara.

On Thursday, the NFL legend celebrated a proud dad moment. His youngest daughter, Alexa (Ally) Marie Aikman, whom he shares with his wife, Rhonda Worthey, kicked off her graduation weekend.

As for Aikman, his daughters arrived as his broadcasting career began. Jordan was born in 2001, followed by Alexa in 2002. Aikman and Buck also experienced divorces around the same time ...

Prior to marrying Mooty, Aikman was wed to former Cowboys publicist Rhonda Worthey, with whom he shares two daughters: Alexa Marie, 21, and Jordan Ashley, 22. Mooty has two sons from a previous ...

"I coached the girls as an assistant coach in a couple of sports, and I was way too competitive for that," says Aikman, talking about his daughters, Jordan and Alexa (now 15 and 14, respectively).

I’m not about to lose at this.” In between the beer and the booth, Aikman devotes his time to his two 20-something daughters, Jordan and Alexa. “He couldn’t be a better dad,” Buck says.