Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has made his first public social media appearance since his shocking split from fiancée Sarah Jane Ramos, mere weeks before their scheduled wedding in Italy. The couple called off their nuptials earlier this month after Ramos reportedly discovered Prescott had been messaging other women using incognito social media accounts.
Social Media Reemergence
Prescott resurfaced in a series of photographs posted by his former Cowboys coach Jason Garrett, who was celebrating the opening of his Caffe Lucca establishment in Dallas. The images showed Prescott smiling alongside Cowboys legends Michael Irvin and Russell Maryland, as well as former teammates Sean Lee and Zack Martin.
Garrett captioned the photographs with heartfelt praise for his former players, writing: "So great to spend time with my former Dallas Cowboys teammates Michael Irvin and Russell Maryland! Fantastic players! Better people! Grateful for their lifelong friendships!" He added: "Loved hanging with Sean Lee, Zack Martin and Dak Prescott too! Amazing Cowboys who I had the privilege of coaching for a number of years! Again, great players and rare guys! Their friendships mean the world to me!"
Wedding Cancellation Details
The couple's wedding had been scheduled for April 10, 2026, at the picturesque Lake Como in Italy. Just weeks before the ceremony, they held a joint bachelor-bachelorette party together in the Bahamas, seemingly unaware of the impending breakup. According to reports, Ramos discovered Prescott's secret messaging activities shortly after their celebratory trip.
Both Prescott and Ramos initially retreated from public view following the split, but Ramos broke her silence last week by sharing three photographs on Instagram featuring her two children with the Cowboys star. She has since removed the reference to being a fiancée from her Instagram biography, though her personal website still mentions her engagement to Prescott.
Denied Prenup Rumors
In the aftermath of their separation, rumors circulated suggesting the breakup resulted from Ramos refusing to sign a prenuptial agreement with Prescott, whose current Cowboys contract is valued at $240 million. However, these claims have been firmly denied by sources close to the couple.
Just days before their split became public knowledge, Ramos shared photographs from her bachelorette party with a poignant caption that now carries added significance: "I truly believe you can get through anything in life as long as you have really great friends. I love these girls so much."
Formal Cancellation Announcement
Following news of their separation, Prescott and Ramos sent a formal message to their wedding guests explaining the difficult decision to cancel their Italian ceremony. The note, first reported by TMZ, stated: "As many of you know, our wedding is currently scheduled to take place in Lake Como, Italy, on Friday April 10, 2026. It is with heavy hearts that we have made the very difficult decision to cancel our wedding. We deeply apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you and we welcome your prayers."
Relationship Timeline
Prescott, 32, proposed to Ramos in October 2024, just seven months after the birth of their first child, daughter MJ. In May 2025, they welcomed their second daughter, Aurora Rayne, completing their family of four. Remarkably, just one month before their separation became public, the couple appeared together on the red carpet at the NFL Honors event in San Francisco, presenting a united and affectionate front.
Prescott's Football Career
Meanwhile, Prescott continues his professional football career with the Dallas Cowboys, the only NFL team he has played for since being drafted in 2016 from Mississippi State. He immediately became the starting quarterback and has since made 139 appearances over ten seasons, accumulating 35,989 passing yards for 243 touchdowns. Additionally, he has recorded 2,115 rushing yards for 31 rushing touchdowns during his tenure in Dallas.
Despite achieving winning records in six of his ten seasons, a Super Bowl championship remains elusive for Prescott. The furthest he has advanced in the postseason is the Divisional round, and in 2025, the Cowboys failed to qualify for the playoffs altogether. As Prescott navigates this challenging personal period, his professional focus remains on leading the Cowboys to greater success in upcoming seasons.
