It’s been two months since Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and Sarah Jane Ramos, his ex-fiancée, called off their wedding. Sarah is now enjoying her motherhood. Ahead of Mother’s Day, she dropped a heartfelt post with her kids.

“Celebrating every mom, of all kinds, all week long,” Ramos wrote in her Instagram post on May 5. “Grateful for the one that raised me, the amazing moms that surround me and pour into my family, and, most importantly, getting to be my sweet, fearless, beautiful babies’ mama. A blessing I’ll never take for granted."

Ramos uploaded photos with her daughters, 2-year-old Margaret and 11-month-old Aurora. The mother and the daughters posed in their matching pajamas. Instead of waiting until Mother’s Day on May 10, Ramos began celebrating early and also included a few heartfelt pictures with her own mother.

Prescott was set to marry his longtime girlfriend, Ramos, in Lake Como on April 10. But their relationship ended during their joint bachelor-bachelorette party, weeks before the wedding in March.

“It is with heavy hearts that we inform our attendees that we have made the difficult decision to cancel our wedding," Ramos shared a message with their guests. "We deeply apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We welcome your prayers."

The mother of two updated her social media handle by sharing heartwarming pictures with her kids during Easter. Ramos posted the picture on her Instagram story, where MJ stood by her holding a yellow umbrella, while Aurora looked adorable holding a rabbit plushie.

Dak Prescott and Sarah Jane Ramos Focused on Co-Parenting Moving Forward

After their separation, Prescott and Ramos were likely to go to court for their kids’ custody. But they changed their plans to postpone the court appearance to keep the proceedings private.

They finalised the agreement on April 15, a day before their scheduled appearance in Collin County court, Texas, according to Page Six.

“Sarah Jane is very happy that she and Dak can make decisions for the parties’ girls and their family on their own,” Ramos’ attorney, Raymond Rafool, told Page Six.

Prescott's attorney, Levi McCathern, stated that the new agreement reinstates the same goal of 'raising their daughters in a healthy, supportive environment.'

As reported by Page Six, the Cowboys quarterback filed a Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship on March 17 in Collin County.

The filing called for Prescott and Ramos to be named 'joint managing conservators' of their daughters.

Despite a public split after years of being together, Prescott and Ramos are trying to handle things better in a private space, focusing on moving forward and prioritizing their kids’ well-being.

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Written by

Archana Ramakrishnan

Edited by

Soheli Tarafdar