Who is Catherine Mooty?
Catherine Cecil ‘Capa’ Person was born on October 13, 1970 under the sign of Libra, in Dallas, Texas USA. She’s a 49-year-old fashion entrepreneur and designer, probably best known for owning the “Luxeliner” fashion line and mobile store. She is also known for being the wife of Troy Aikman, a former professional player in the National Football League (NFL).
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How rich is she, as of now? Net worth of Catherine Mooty
As of early 2020, Catherine Mooty’s net worth is estimated to be over $3 million, largely stemming from her successful involvement in the fashion industry as a designer and entrepreneur.
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Moreover, it is speculated that she shares the wealth of her famous husband, Troy Aikman, who has a reputed net worth of over $50 million.
Early life, nationality, ethnicity
Catherine Mooty spent her early years in her hometown of Dallas, where she was raised by her parents; however, there is no public information about them. Also, she never revealed whether she had any siblings or not. Catherine is American by nationality and belongs to the white Caucasian ethnicity.
Professional career
Even though there is no information regarding her educational background, it is known that Catherine Mooty started her professional career early in the business sector.
Interested in fashion, she eventually co-founded the fashion brand she called “Luxeliner” in 2012, with her friends, Alyson Griffith, Charlotte Jones Anderson Jennifer Clark and Wendy Poston. They quickly expanded the business and launched a mobile shop, which travels around town and sells clothing, accessories and various gift items.
First marriage, children, divorce
Before becoming known to the public as the wife of Troy Aikman, Catherine Mooty was married to Jerry Mooty, who is a lawyer by profession and a healthcare executive. He is also known as the relative of Jerry Jones, the owner of the NFL team – the Dallas Cowboys.
The couple had two sons, Val and Luke Mooty. They eventually separated and divorced in 2013; they shared custody of their children.
Marriage to Troy Aikman
Catherine Mooty and Troy Aikman met in 2016, fell in love and, after dating for a year, got engaged on June 3, 2017 while vacationing in Lake Como, Italy. They were finally married in a wedding ceremony held at the Biltmore Four Seasons in Montecito, California on September 1, 2017. The ceremony was private and was attended only by their closest family and friends.
Catherine and Troy have no children together, but he adopted his two sons from his previous marriage, while she adopted his two daughters, named Alexa Marie and Jordan Ashley, from his previous marriage. Troy was married to Dallas Cowboys publicist Rhonda Worthey from 2000 to 2011.
Who is her husband? Troy Aikman Short Wiki/Bio
Troy Kenneth Aikman was born on November 21, 1966 under the sign of Scorpio, in West Covina, California USA. He spent part of his childhood in Cerritos, California, where he was raised with his older sister Tamara by their father, Kenneth Myron Aikman, and mother Charlyn Marie Bailey. When he was 12, Troy moved with his family to Henryetta, Oklahoma.
Training and amateur career
Troy Aikman went to Henryetta High School, where he started playing football on the school team. While there, Troy earned all-state honors and the Oklahoma High School State Championship team held in Typing in 1983. Upon enrolling in 1984, Troy was invited to join the New York Mets, a Major League Baseball team, but declined. the offer as he wanted to pursue a career as a footballer. So he enrolled at the University of Oklahoma and went on to play football for the varsity team – the Oklahoma Sooners – under head coach Barry Switzer.
He immediately distinguished himself as a player, in fact becoming the first freshman to start as a quarterback since World War II. After leading the team to win the 1985 national championship, Troy transferred to the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and joined the UCLA Bruins there. In his freshman year, he won Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Year, and in his senior year, the Davey O’Brien Award for being the best quarterback in the nation. He finished his college career with 5,781 yards, 694 attempts, 439 completions, and 42 touchdowns.
Professional career
In 1989, Troy Aikman began his professional playing career after being selected as the first pick in the first round of the NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys. He spent 12 seasons with the team, and during that stint made six Pro Bowl appearances (1991–96), and the team won three Super Bowl championships (XXVII, XXVIII, XXX). He is also the winner of the Super Bowl XXVII Most Valuable Player award. Troy retired in 2001, finishing his professional career with 32,943 passing yards, 4,715 passing attempts, 2,898 completions and 165 touchdowns. Thanks to his accomplishments, Troy Aikman was inducted into the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor in 2005 and the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2006.
Two years later, he was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame. Most recently, he won the 2014 NCAA Silver Anniversary Award.
Career after retirement
In 2001, Troy Aikman joined the Fox network as an analyst and color commentator for National Football Conference television broadcasts. The following year, he teamed up with Cris Collinsworth and Joe Buck, and his television work earned him an Emmy Award nomination in 2004. Troy is also the host of a weekly sports show on Sporting News Radio. Also, he joined the board of the National Football Foundation in 2010. Also, Troy was a former owner of Hall of Fame Racing, a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series racing team.
