Gabi Butler

Gabi Butler was born in Boca Raton, Florida, on January 16, 1998. She moved to California to be a professional cheerleader. She was homeschooled and has three siblings including sisters, Ashley and Amanda, and brother John Michael. She has been an active campaigner against bullying in schools in America and used social media to get her messages across. Not much is known about her dating life as she has made an effort to keep it away from media scrutiny.

Gabi Butler started cheerleading at the age of eight while she was still living in Florida. She was a part of an All-Star gym named ‘Top Gun and Trinity’. While still winning many championships locally, she went to the World Championships as part of ‘Top Gun and Trinity’ in 2010. Unfortunately, she got injured a month before the competition and was unable to compete. Following the disappointment, she was about to quit cheerleading when her career turned around. She received an opportunity to cheer for the All-Star team based in California called, ‘Cali SMOED’. This breath of new life meant she left Florida and joined the team. She went on to win the World Championships with the team in 2013 and 2014. In 2014, she also won a jacket in the NCA along with her team but it was also her last year as part of ‘Cali SMOED’. The same year in November 2014, she joined the international team ‘Gymtyme Blink IOC5’ and continues to cheer for them to date.

Her two World Championship rings and appearances on the reality web series ‘Cheerleaders’ (2013), turned her into a star in the world of competitive cheerleading. The first episode ‘Eat, Sleep, Cheer’ aired on March 3, 2013, and was well received by viewers. It depicts her team ‘Cali SMOED’ as they prepare for the World Championship. The final episode, ‘The Out of Towners’, was aired on October 20, 2013.

While Gabi Butler continues to cheer, Gabi Butler has also made it a point to teach young athletes all over the world about cheerleading. She had made it clear that she intends on making sure that her legacy is defined not only by her achievements in the sport but also by what she has given back to the community.