Troy Aikman married twice in his lifetime. He married the former Cowboys publicist Rhonda Worthey in 2000 and eventually divorced in 2012. Aikman split his real estate assets with his ex-wife, Rhonda. Moreover, he also paid her a $2 million cash settlement.
A year before the official separation of Aikman with Worthey, he listed his long-time home in Highland Park, Texas, for $24 million in 2011. The Mediterranean-style Aikman’s mansion was built in 2005 on nearly 1.5 acres of land. It included five bedrooms and seven bathrooms. Also, it had a sports court, outdoor living center, library, and many other more facilities.
As Aikman did not find a buyer until 2012, he reduced the price to $14 million. Finally, in 2013, the chairman, president, and CEO of Primoris Services Corp, Brian Pratt, and his wife, Barbara Pratt, bought it.
After selling the Dallas-Area Mansion, Troy Aikman relocated down the street into another home in Highland Park, which he purchased in $4.6 million. His new property included five bedrooms, five full and half bathrooms, seven living areas, and a wine room on the first floor. Likewise, there is also a morning room with a fireplace. The Los Angeles Times reported that Aikman kept this house to sell at $5.3 million in 2014. However, it’s unknown if he got the buyer or not.
Currently, Troy Aikman is living with his wife, Catherine Mooty, and daughters Alexa Marie Aikman and Jordan Ashley Aikman, in another mansion in Texas. Aikman had bought his current residence in St. Johns from author/editor Jane Wolfe for $4.3 million in August 2013.
