Monica Aldama Latest Celebrity News & Gossip

Monica Aldama has spoken out after news broke on Thursday that one of her former cheerleaders, Jerry Harris, was arrested on child pornography charges. Early Friday morning, the Navarro College coach, who is currently competing on, took to Instagram to share a statement. «My heart is shattered into a million pieces,» she wrote.

Monica Aldama knows Cheer fans are expecting big things from her on Dancing With the Stars due to her competitive nature and cheerleading background.“There is kind of this insinuation that since I’ve won so many times, I would automatically win this competition,” the 50-year-old Navarro College cheer coach told Us Weekly exclusively while promoting her partnership with Robitussin.

Monica Aldama isn’t used to being the student, but that’s exactly what she is on season 29 of Dancing With the Stars.“I think we’re very similar. We’re both very intense,” the Cheer star told Us Weekly exclusively after the Monday, September 14, premiere about her coaching style in comparison to partner Val Chmerkovskiy‘s methods.

Carole Baskin, is competing on Dancing With The Stars.The long-running US version of Strictly Come Dancing will air its 29th season on 14 September. The full cast was announced Wednesday morning on Good Morning America, along with their accompanying dancing pros.Carole Baskin will be joined by fellow Netflix reality stars, including Selling Sunset favourite Chrishell Stause and Coach Monica Aldama from Cheer.Chicago P.D.

Lexi Brumback know that Coach Monica Aldama will go far on. Aldama is the coach of Navarro College's elite co-ed cheerleading team in Corsicana, Texas, and one of the contestants competing for the mirrorball trophy on season 29.

Carole Baskin will lead the celebs hoping to impress on the Stateside dancefloor, competing against Selling Sunset’s Chrishell Stause and rapper Nelly.They will be joined by NBA star Charles Oakley, actress Anne Heche, Backstreet Boys singer AJ McLean, Desperate Housewives actor Jesse Metcalfe, and Monica Aldama, who fans might recognise from the Netflix series Cheer. The news means Baskin will not be appearing in ITV's I'm A Celebrity...

Peter White Television EditorTiger King’s Carole Baskin, rapper Nelly, Selling Sunset’s Chrishell Stause and NBA legend Charles Oakley are among those set to waltz off on to this season of Dancing With The Stars.The ABC competition show, which is based on BBC format Strictly Come Dancing, revealed the full cast on Good Morning America ahead of its September 14 premiere.The quartet will be joined by Monica Aldama, star of Netflix’s Cheer, Disney Channel actress Skai Jackson, One Day at a Time’s

Jordan Moreau “Dancing With the Stars” has revealed its full lineup for the 2020 season, featuring contestants such as Carole Baskin of “Tiger King” fame, rapper Nelly, “One Day at a Time” star Justina Machado and more.Announced on Wednesday, the rest of the lineup includes “Backstreet Boys” member AJ McLean, Netflix’s “Cheer” head coach Monica Aldama, “Bachelorette” star Kaitlyn Bristowe, Olympic figure skater Johnny Weir, Super Bowl champion Vernon Davis, Disney Channel star Skai Jackson,

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TV“Nailed It” host and Emmy nominee Nicole Byer has been tapped to host the five-night presentation of the 2020 Creative Arts Emmy Awards, the Television Academy announced Thursday.Additionally, the organization announced some presenters for the virtual event: Monica Aldama (“Cheer”), Jeff Bridges (“The Old Man”), Rose Byrne (“Mrs.

Chrissy Teigen is showing her love for ! The 34-year-old model delighted the cast of Netflix's hit reality series when she and her mom, Vilailuck Teigen, popped in to surprise them on their " Chat" Zoom call, which they started while quarantining amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Ben Platt is a quaran-cheer king!

Jayden Pollard’s definitely going to make mat! The 4-year-old cutie and her dad, Roland Pollard, have been gaining popularity online with their impressive cheerleading moves and stunts.

Coach Monica Aldama is speaking out after some sad news for the cheer community amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

We could all use a little "mat talk" from Cheer's Jerry Harris.  On Wednesday, Navarro College cheerleading coach Monica Aldama took to Instagram to reflect on the early end to her team's season due to the global coronavirus pandemic. "I am heartbroken with the circumstances that the world is currently facing," she wrote via the social network.

Season 2 of Cheer may be up in the air. La’Darius Marshall, Monica Aldama, Mackenzie “Sherbs” Sherburn and more cast members of the Netflix hit reacted to the news of Daytona’s cancellation amid coronavirus concerns.

We can, we must, we will...find out more about Navarro College's elite cheerleaders. At least, if Andy Cohen gets his way.

The end of Cheer, Netflix's docu-series following the competitive cheerleaders from Navarro College, left viewers heartbroken when the show revealed Lexi Brumback was off the championship-winning team following some trouble and coach Monica Aldama's zero tolerance policy. However, shortly after the show dropped on Netflix, Lexi took to Instagram to reveal she was back on the team.

Raise your hand if you want to be coached by Monica Aldama. 

Since debuting on Netflix at the beginning of January, has quickly become a must-see. As fans of the addictive docuseries know, the cameras followed Navarro College’s competitive cheerleading squad as they trained for and competed at the 2019 NCA & NDA Collegiate National Championship in Daytona, Florida, with hopes of taking home another title. 

Even has been hit by the bug.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston. Monica Aldama and the Navarro Cheerleaders. 

Lexi Brumback couldn't be happier to be back on the squad!

Gabi Butler’s parents may not have won over social media users who watched Cheer, but according to Monica Aldama, the 22-year-old’s mom and dad aren’t as bad as they seemed on TV.

Are Netflix cameras heading back to Corsicana, Texas? Coach Monica Aldama weighed in on the possibility of Cheer season 2 after revealing that fan-favorites from the series still have eligibility at Navarro College.

Since debuting on Netflix at the beginning of January, has quickly become a must-see. As fans of the addictive docuseries know, the cameras followed Navarro College’s competitive cheerleading squad as they trained for and competed at the 2019 NCA & NDA Collegiate National Championship in Daytona, Florida, with hopes of taking home another title. 

Cheer fans, brace yourselves. The Netflix documentary series that has already taken 2020 by storm (yes, we know as of press time it's only mid-January 2020 and the show dropped January 8, but everyone is talking about Cheer) has a happy ending not seen on the show.

 meets  as cameras follow a competitive cheerleading squad on their journey to the NCA All-Star National Championship. Directed by Greg Whiteley, is a six-part Netflix docuseries that chronicles the brutal training, exceptional athletics and high stakes of Navarro College’s award-winning team. Led by coach Monica Aldama, they spend months preparing for the sport’s most prestigious competition in Daytona Beach, Florida, where they only get one shot at taking home the 2019 title.