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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones reportedly had a defamation suit filed against him by a 26-year-old woman on Monday.
The suit, according to ESPN, has Jones named alongside a Cowboys spokesperson and a longtime friend -- the three are accused of having 'initiated a deliberate plan' to make her to look like an 'extortionist' and 'shakedown artist' as she tries to prove herself as Jones's biological daughter.
Alexandra Davis filed a paternity lawsuit against Jones last year in which she claimed her mother was paid $375,000 as hush money to kept Davis's alleged biological relation to Jones a secret.
In the most recent lawsuit, reportedly filed in Texarkana, TX., federal court, named Jones, longtime friend Donald T. Jack Jr. and communications consultant Jim Wilkinson as the defendants.
Seeking an unspecified amount of damages, the suit alleges - according to the report - that Davis had her character attacked in a 'slander campaign' by both Jones and his people 'based knowingly on false statements and accusations.'
Jerry Jones, along with two others, have been named defendants in a lawsuit filed on Monday
Alexandra Davis (R) previously alleged in a lawsuit against Jones that she was conceived from an affair with Jones and her mother Cynthia (L) that occurred in the mid-1990s
Davis' lawyers Jay K. Gray and Andrew A. Bergman allege 'Defendant Jones chose the avenue of calling his own daughter an "extortionist" merely to make his own public image less despicable by attempting to discredit Plaintiff's reputation and character in the public eye.'
In December of 2022, a judge issued an order for the married Cowboys owner to take a
