Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is making headlines this NFL offseason due to an unexpected change to his relationship status.
On March 7, TMZ broke the news that Prescott and his fiancée, Sarah Jane Ramos, called off their destination wedding. This decision was made just a month before the scheduled ceremony in Italy.
What made this news quite devastating is the fact that Prescott and Ramos shared two children, MJ Rose and Aurora. They'll now have to change their day-to-day setup as they navigate through this new chapter.
“We’re told the relationship had been rocky behind the scenes for months … but things came to a head with a blowup argument at their joint bachelor and bachelorette parties in the Bahamas — and Sarah Jane called it off,” TMZ reported. “The reality is, we’re told the relationship is beyond repair … so the focus will be on co-parenting their two kids — ages 2 and nearly 10 months — moving forward.”
Prescott hasn't said anything about his breakup. His ex-fiancée, however, has remained pretty active on social media.
In fact, Ramos shared a photo of her holding her two daughters on Instagram this Thursday.
"My two beautiful girls in every single way," Ramos wrote. "My humble Ministry. Thank you God again and again for making me their mommy."
What apparently happened behind the scenes?
According to Page Six, there were "ongoing infidelity issues" for Prescott and Ramos prior to their breakup this month.
Prescott was accused of having a history of “communicating with other women” during his relationship with Ramos.
“Our source says Ramos and the Dallas Cowboys quarterback stayed behind after their friends left, at which point she found out that Prescott was allegedly using incognito social media profiles to send inappropriate messages to multiple women and ex-flings,” the report from Page Six states.
There was also speculation that Ramos refused to sign a prenuptial agreement, but she already slammed that rumor.
For now, Prescott and Ramos are reportedly focused on co-parenting their two kids.
