Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and fiancee Sarah Jane Ramos have reportedly split weeks before their planned destination wedding.
FRISCO - Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is facing unexpected personal news off the field, as reports, including from TMZ, indicate Prescott and his fiancee Sarah Jane Ramos have ended their relationship just weeks before their planned wedding.
The couple had been preparing for a destination ceremony in Italy, but sources tell the outlet that the relationship had been experiencing tension behind the scenes for several months.
That tension reportedly escalated during a recent joint bachelor and bachelorette celebration in the Bahamas, where an argument ultimately led to the wedding being called off.
The breakup comes as a surprise to many fans, especially considering how recently the couple had publicly expressed excitement about their future together.
Earlier this year, Ramos shared social media posts celebrating the upcoming wedding and the support of her close friends, though those posts have since been removed.
Prescott and Ramos first made their relationship public in 2023, and the Cowboys quarterback proposed in October 2024, setting the stage for what appeared to be a high-profile wedding.
Instead, the pair are now shifting their focus to family responsibilities.
According to sources, Prescott and Ramos plan to prioritize co-parenting their two young children, who are two years old and nearly ten months old, despite the end of their engagement.
While the news represents a personal challenge for Prescott, the Dallas Cowboys star remains one of the most important players in the franchise’s future.
The veteran quarterback continues to lead Dallas’ offense and remains a central figure in the team’s pursuit of a Super Bowl.
Prescott has consistently been one of the NFL’s most productive quarterbacks when healthy, and he is expected to remain the cornerstone of the Cowboys’ offense moving forward.
For now, however, Prescott is dealing with a major life change away from football, one that shifts his immediate focus from wedding plans to parenting and personal stability as he prepares for the 2026 NFL season.