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Dak Prescott's Ex Sarah Jane Ramos Slams Rumor Prenup Dispute Caused Breakup
- On Friday, April 10, 2026, Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys quarterback, and Sarah Jane Ramos emailed guests to cancel their Lake Como wedding, leaked to TMZ.
- TMZ reported an argument during the couple's joint bachelor and bachelorette parties at the Baha Mar resort, Nassau, Bahamas, but their representatives said the split was mutual with 'no big argument or blow up'.
- Prescott and Ramos were first linked in 2023 and proposed in October 2024, commissioning a $1 million ring from Jason of Beverly Hills.
- Ramos' representative confirmed the cancellation to People on Monday, saying the pair are 'both heartbroken' and remain committed to raising their children together.
- The split came one month before the planned nuptials about one month before their lavish nuptials were due in Italy, following Bahamas events where Prescott was heckled and Ramos posted on March 5.
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Dak Prescott's Ex Sarah Jane Ramos Slams Rumor Prenup Dispute Caused Breakup
Sarah Jane Ramos denied rumors that she and Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott had called off their engagement over a prenup. The former couple share daughters Margaret, 2, and Aurora, 9 months.
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Dak Prescott's ex-fiancée Sarah Jane Ramos breaks silence on prenup dispute that ended engagement
The sudden end of the engagement between Dak Prescott and Sarah Jane Ramos has generated widespread speculation, but Ramos has now stepped forward to address one of the most persis
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