Dak Prescott Seeks Joint Custody of Two Daughters After Sarah Jane Ramos Split
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott officially confirmed his split from Sarah Jane Ramos in court documents and filed for joint custody of their two daughters. The breakup came nearly one month after the couple canceled their planned Lake Como wedding.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has officially ended his relationship with Sarah Jane Ramos, filing court documents that confirm their split and request joint custody of their two daughters.
Prescott filed a Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship (SAPCR) on March 17 in Collin County, Texas. This type of legal filing is used to establish custody arrangements between parents who were never married.
The breakup comes about a month after the couple canceled their planned wedding in Lake Como, Italy. The cancellation had sparked rumors about relationship troubles, which the court filing now confirms.
Both sides appear committed to handling the situation peacefully. According to reports, Prescott and Ramos have "agreed to amicably negotiate a temporary custody arrangement" rather than fight it out in court.
A scheduled court hearing was pushed back as the former couple tries to work through custody details privately. Ramos' attorney Raymond Rafool said talks have remained "peaceful and productive," adding "This is what we wanted all along."
High-profile celebrity custody cases often set examples for how parents can handle breakups peacefully. The couple's approach to working things out privately rather than through messy court battles shows a healthier way to prioritize children's wellbeing during divorce.
The former couple will continue private negotiations to finalize their custody agreement outside of court.
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