Jones agreed to drop his countersuit if the women dismissed pending lawsuits against him, including one where the Dallas Cowboys owner was ordered to take a DNA test, according to media reports.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones' countersuit trial abruptly ended Tuesday after Jones agreed to drop the countersuit if two women dismissed pending lawsuits against him.

Jones agreed to drop the charges in his countersuit against them, if they would drop the pending lawsuits they had against him, which included one in which he was ordered to take a paternity test.

Jerry Jones, 81, filed the countersuit after a judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit brought against him by Alexandra Davis. The married owner of the Cowboys has denied he’s her father.

In March 2024, a Dallas County judge ordered Jones to take the DNA paternity test, but Jones continued to fight the ruling.

In February of this year, Jones was ordered by the court to take a paternity test to determine if he is the father of the 27-year-old. "He's bullying his daughter," Hayes said.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones voted in favor of the rule that would have banned the Eagles' tush push, but he admitted that he's not sure himself whether he really thinks the play should be taken out ...

In March 2024, a Dallas County judge ordered Jones to take the DNA paternity test, but Jones continued to fight the ruling.

Jones also added that his wife, Eugenia, who is a big basketball fan and a former all-state basketball player, cried when the Mavericks traded Doncic, per NFL insider Jane Slater.