Get your pom-poms and bows ready, because Netflix has finally released Season 2 of your favorite cheerleading docuseries!
The series introduces us to Navarro College’s incredibly talented team based in Corsicana, Texas.
However, the show does miss a detail or two along the way.
Keep reading for what the cameras don’t show us on Netflix’s “Cheer.”
Throughout the season, we see Wooten work tirelessly to lead her team to success.
Spoiler alert: They secure the Daytona Championship ring over Navarro.
However, Rebel allegedly disinvited her to meet-and-greets due to her use of inappropriate language on the show.
Marshall allegedly felt mistreated by the new coaches, claiming they were verbally abusive and created an uncomfortable space.
He later took to his Instagram Live to call out Aldama for leaving her team behind (viaStyleCaster).
In 2021, Marshall left the Navarro team with no regrets.
“I did my time.
According toCosmopolitan UK, Navarro and TVCC are the only two teams to compete in the junior college division.
Coach Monica Aldama revealed in an interview withSlatethat there used to be more teams competing in the same division.
When more teams were booted to intermediate divisions, Navarro and TVCC were left to compete neck-to-neck.
“It’s a very cheap way to move a story forward …
I think there’s a better way.
I think even villains become more interesting when you understand why they do what they do.”
Since the show’s popularity, Butler’s parents have received a ton of backlash and criticism online.
“I think this is a culmination of hit after hit after hit,” Aldama said.
It was challenge after challenge.”
In September 2020, Harris was charged with producing child pornography.
News, Butler was devastated when she learned Harris was charged with seven different sex crimes.
“I don’t agree with what he was accused of or condone it at all.
And it is very unfortunate and it breaks my heart,” she said.
“But it’s literally like your family.
How are you gonna just hate your family?”
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To put it simply, yes, there is a possibility.
Butler revealed in anInstagram postthat she was back for another season in August 2020.
“Technically I do have one more year [at Navarro],” Butler hinted toMarie Claire.
But because of COVID they gave everyone one more year of eligibility…so, yes?
I’m not really sure what I’m doing with my life right now but just stay tuned."
Even though the second season is here for our viewing pleasure, we can’t wait for more!
