Famous Dallas Cowboys Fans

The Academy Award winner dropped by the Cowboys' training camp this season and declared the visit "a dream."

The former tennis champ often talks about his love (and frustration) of the Cowboys on his FOX Sports Live podcast.

Being closer to the Dallas Cowboys was probably the deciding factor for Aldridge to sign with a Texas team this past free agency.

The Clippers PG inherited the love of the Cowboys from his dad. He even "went to college with Cowboys sheets" on his bed. Do you think Cliff Paul is also a fan?

The Clippers center was born in Houston and attended Texas A&M. He's been known to attend some Texans games, but rest assured, he's a Cowboys fan.

He's such a fan, LeBron has even been recruited to play for the Cowboys. (Maybe one day)

Westbrook represents the Cowboys proudly, especially when he's trolling Thunder teammate and Washington fan Kevin Durant.

Fomer teammate Perkins is also a Cowboys fan. And apparently not so much a Saints fan.

The comic may be Brooklyn-raised, but he's a Dallas fan by choice.

A Texas boy loves Texas' team.

Cowboy Troy is one of the people responsible for the "Cowboys Stomp."

Like a good Texas Ranger, Andrus is also a Cowboys fan.

Tony Romo certainly gets a rose from The Bachelor host Chris Harrison.

The Academy Award and Grammy winner is a Cowboys fan. Don't blame it on the alcohol.

When asked who his favorite team is, Subban replied, "It's obvious, really, because I'd like to think that they should be everybody's team. The Dallas Cowboys, the best team in the history of the NFL."

This is how he does it.

Lovato's mom was once a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader.

The Office actress' love of the Cowboys even made her IMDB page.

Clarkson was the lucky singer chosen to sing the official (Pepsi-sponsored) anthem of the Cowboys "Get Up (A Cowboys Anthem)."

The Cy Young winner was born in Dallas and hasn't forgotten his roots.

Iverson never let living in Philadelphia Eagles territory deter his love of the Cowboys.

Bosworth loves to live-tweet games and has even designed footwear inspired by America's Team.

The NBA veteran-turned-TV analyst is son of former Cowboy great Calvin Hill. Hill was the first in franchise history to run for 1,000 yards in a single season.

Being a Giants and/or Jets fan is not a requirement to take the office of the New Jersey governor...

...but being a Cowboys fan might be a requirement to be the governor of Texas.

The rapper admits his Detroit Lions will always come first, but growing up, he had to choose a second favorite because he was tired of the Lions constantly losing.

At age 10, the country singer performed the national anthem for the first time in front of a Cowboys' home crowd.

We're just going to overlook that he's wearing a Chiefs shirt in this photo, but he's a Cowboys fan.

During Justice Thomas' confirmation hearing, Joe Biden asked him if he was a Redskins or Cowboys fan. "I've been a Dallas Cowboys fan for 25 years," he replied.

The former The Bachelor star and Dancing with the Stars winner won a spot on the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders after competing on the reality show Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team.

The America's Got Talent winner begged Jerry Jones to sing the national anthem prior to a game. Jones was happy to oblige.

The former wrestler-turned-singer is obviously a great song writer.

When asked which NFLer would play her Desperate Housewives character, Longhora replied, "Tony Romo."

Of course he's a fan! Crawford's sister is married to Tony Romo. And it's equally awesome that he recruits other famous actresses Nina Dobrev and Jessica Szohr onto America's Team.

Mr. "Empire State of Mind" is a Cowboys fan, thanks to his father.

The actor wore a Dallas Cowboys shirt throughout the entire movie Alien Nation.

The CSI actor's love of the Cowboys started early when he was born in the Fort Worth area.

Who knew the Dallas Cowboys was a cure for ophidiophobia?!

OK, so the Lakers are his all-time favorite team, but Cowboys are No. 2! We'll take it.

Harper may play in Washington DC, but that hasn't stopped him from rooting for the Cowboys. (Even if a few Washington fans object to him doing so)

He may be a doppelganger for Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin, but he's a Cowboys fan through-and-through.

Since Los Angeles doesn't have an NFL team, the actor gets to be a Dallas Cowboys fan.

The Breakfast Club co-host can often be found Sunday live-tweeting Cowboys games.