Dak Prescott's Ex-Fiancée Responds to Pregnancy Rumors, Accuses NFL Star of Repeated Cheating

Sarah Jane Ramos, the former fiancée of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, has publicly addressed rumors of a new pregnancy and used the opportunity to accuse Prescott of repeatedly cheating during their relationship. Ramos, who shares two children with Prescott, called off their planned wedding in March, five weeks prior to the scheduled date, citing alleged infidelity by the NFL star.

Ramos responded to social media speculation by stating, "Not pregnant!! Just very thick, eating again, and happier than I’ve been in a long time!" She further elaborated on her improved well-being, attributing it to no longer being in a situation where she was "getting cheated on repeatedly." She criticized those she believes are "money obsessed" and overly concerned with her personal life, suggesting they "find something else to do with your free time" and that they "need therapy."

Ramos and Prescott, whose current contract with the Cowboys is a four-year deal worth $240 million, had reportedly held their joint bachelor-bachelorette party in the Bahamas shortly before their separation. Reports later indicated that Ramos had been aware of Prescott's alleged history of communicating with other women but had remained with him in hopes of behavioral changes. The couple had reportedly discussed Prescott's conduct in January.

The public announcement of their split came as a surprise to many, as they had appeared together and seemingly affectionate at the NFL Honors event in San Francisco during Super Bowl week, just weeks before the breakup.

Prescott first commented on the split in early August, acknowledging the media attention but refraining from specific details. He told reporters at the Cowboys' training camp, "I believe what you take in, what you read, what you look up, you're doing that to yourself." He described the situation as "unfortunate" for both himself and Ramos, and especially for their children, Margaret, 2, and Aurora, 1.

The Dallas Cowboys have had a mixed start to the 2026 season, with a loss to the New York Giants in Week 1 followed by a victory against the Washington Commanders in Week 2. The team is scheduled to play Baltimore in Rio de Janeiro this week.