- October 2, 2026
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Dak Prescott and Sarah Jane Ramos Celebrate Daughter’s First Birthday Amid Previous Infidelity Allegations
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- May 25, 2026
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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott recently joined his ex-fiancée, Sarah Jane Ramos, to celebrate their daughter Aurora’s first birthday. This comes months after the couple called off their planned Italian wedding due to allegations of infidelity.
Ramos shared a series of photos on Instagram, showing Prescott with their two children, MJ and Aurora. “My A-Rawr-A! A little smile that can light up a whole city,” Ramos wrote, expressing her love for her daughter.
“The happiest girl with the sweetest soul who loves on her sister and anyone in her presence so effortlessly. I love you more than I’ll ever be able to put in words. Happy 1st Birthday, Rora girl. You changed my life forever and you’ll always be mommy’s baby.”
Prescott and Ramos were engaged in October 2024, planning a luxurious wedding in Lake Como, Italy, for April 10; however, they broke up in March. Allegations surfaced regarding Prescott’s alleged infidelity during their relationship, leading Ramos to call off the wedding. A source told Page Six that Ramos believed Prescott still engaged with other women.
Both sent a note to their wedding guests announcing the cancellation, describing it as “the very difficult decision to cancel our wedding,” reported by TMZ Sports.
Ramos’ recent post marked Prescott’s first appearance since their split. In late March, she had posted a sunset beach photo shoot with their daughters minus Prescott, repeating this absence in a Mother’s Day post.
She expressed gratitude earlier this month, reflecting on her current life situation. Follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage for updates.
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