Monica Aldama, the head coach of the Navarro Bulldogs cheer team, has been arrested and charged with possession of child pornography in Texas. Austin Aldama, a graduate of Texas Tech University, was arrested and booked in Navarro County on 10 counts of possession of child pornography based on a grand jury indictment. He was released on bond with conditions including random drug testing and voluntary searches of his phone and computer.
Austin has not been arraigned or entered a plea. He is one of two children that Monica shares with her husband of three decades, Chris Aldama. The couple met in middle school and dated through their school years. Chris holds a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Southwest Texas State University and initially worked as the Chief Officer at Ellis County Juvenile Services from 1994 to 2009. He then gained employment at the Community Supervision and Corrections Department of Navarro County in February 2009.
Remember the hit Netflix docuseries Cheer? Monica Aldama’s 27-year-old son, Austin Aldama, has been arrested and charged with multiple counts of possession with intent to promote child pornography.
Monica and Chris faced challenges as responsibilities increased, and they briefly divorced in 2006. They successfully reconciled and remarried a year later. In her 2022 book “Full Out: Lessons in Life and Leadership from America’s Favorite Coach,” Monica shared insights about raising babies and their marriage.
In October 2020, she dedicated a dance performance on “Dancing with the Stars” season 29 to her husband, opening up about the challenges they faced during that turbulent period. With this latest problem in their family life, fans are anxious to see how Monica will handle it publicly.
The last time the coach from Netflix’s “Cheer” was entangled in a sexual assault scandal was due to accusations suggesting she instructed a victim to remain silent. Monica served as a confidant for student and cheerleader Madi Lane, who disclosed that her teammate Salvatore “Salvo” Amico sexually assaulted her during her first semester at Navarro College in Corsicana, Texas. Madi took the incident as a condition for her to continue cheering at the college level.
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Madi also claimed that another teammate and popular figure on “Cheer,” Maddy Brum, echoed the same threat, prompting her to transition to the University of Texas at Permian Basin’s cheer team and pursue her studies there. However, she maintains that her dream of competing at a nationally ranked level has been shattered because former teammates and coaches allegedly “blackballed” her, hindering her chances of joining other cheer programs.
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