Troy Aikman’s girlfriend, Haley Clark, was fired and temporarily banned from her previous job at Nordstrom after the retail giant accused her of stealing nearly $4,000 worth of products, according to court documents obtained by the Daily Mail.

Clark, 34, was accused of stealing $3,924.44 in products through improper use of her employee discount while she worked as the director of sales at Trunk Club, a Nordstrom-owned company, in the Dallas/Fort Worth Area in October 2017, per the federal court documents.

“Plaintiff allowed her friends and relatives to make purchases using her Nordstrom employee discount in direct violation of Nordstrom policy,” the department store said in the court papers.

The company also accused Clark of using another employee’s Nordstrom Notes, which is their store rewards program, to make purchases.

Clark no longer works for Nordstrom, according to her LinkedIn account, which says she is currently a senior director of sales for Q Clothier, a men’s custom clothing brand, in Dallas.

She was a director of sales at Trunk Club from November 2013 to November 2017, according to her LinkedIn.

Clark also signed an “adult criminal trespass warning,” acknowledging that she “understood [her] unlawful activities,” which resulted in a two-year ban from all Nordstrom properties.

Nordstrom declined to file criminal charges, according to the Daily Mail.

Clark then filed a lawsuit against the department store in 2018, claiming the allegations against her were untrue.

“Plaintiff alleges that she was detained in a deliberately intimidating environment for the purpose of being coerced into signing various documents, including one purporting to be a promissory note evidencing a debt to Nordstrom,” Clark claimed in her lawsuit, which sought more than $200,000 in damages. 

The case was settled through arbitration in 2019.

“Arbitration is a private process, and neither Clark nor her former employer may disclose the existence, content, or results of any arbitration without the prior written consent of all parties,” Clark’s attorney, Matthew Browne, told the Daily Mail.

Aikman and Clark have been dating since June, according to photos she shared on Instagram from the couple’s trip to Capri.

It marked the first time the former NFL star moved on publicly from his marriage to Catherine “Capa” Aikman, his second wife, whom he married in 2017.

Aikman, 56, has been divorced for three years, sources close to him told The Post in June.

The ex-couple never announced a separation or divorce publicly.

Aikman has two daughters from his first marriage to former Cowboys publicist Rhonda Worthey, and Capa has two sons from her marriage to real estate lawyer Jerry Mooty.

Capa still uses Aikman’s last name on social media.