Dak Prescott’s carefully crafted family man image just crumbled, and it all went down on social media thanks to his ex-fiancee, Sarah Jane Ramos. This is wild, folks, coming out mere months after the couple was supposed to get married in Italy.
The “Not Pregnant, Just Happier” Reveal
Ramos didn’t hold back. She jumped onto a post where people were speculating she was pregnant because she’d gained some noticeable weight. Her response? Straight fire. “Hi everyone,” Ramos wrote, “Not pregnant!! Just very thick, eating again, and happier than I’ve been in a long time!” Then she dropped the absolute stunner: “That’s usually what happens when you aren’t getting cheated on repeatedly and finally leave a situation that makes you unhappy.” Talk about a mic drop! She basically said Prescott was repeatedly cheating on her, and that leaving him is why she’s doing so much better.
The Wedding That Never Was
This accusation isn’t completely out of left field, though. Page Six reported back in March that Ramos called off her wedding to Prescott because of “ongoing infidelity issues.” And get this, the timing was brutal, happening just days after they had a joint bachelor-bachelorette party in the Bahamas. You can’t make this stuff up! Even with all this drama, the pair still co-parent their two kids, Margaret “MJ” and Aurora. Ramos has even been seen with the kids on her social media, still referencing their father. It’s a mess, but she’s clearly moving on. Ramos had a final word for the nosy followers too, telling them to “find something else to do with your free time because being this concerned with what I’m up to and if I’m pregnant is high key very weird and I’m pretty sure most of you need therapy.”
This isn’t the kind of news fans expected to wake up to on a Thursday, especially with Prescott heading to Brazil for an overseas game. After all the rumors about their cancelled marriage, Ramos finally went public with her side of the story. Now, everyone is eagerly waiting for a response from Prescott himself. What’s he gonna say?
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Originally reported by The Sporting News.
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