JUST IN: Dak Prescott and fiancee announce life-changing news in emotional statement

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has announced the birth of his second daughter with his fiancee, Sarah Jane Ramos.

Prescott took to Instagram on Saturday morning to break the news to his followers, sharing a picture of Ramos and his children.

‘Thank you God! Welcome, Aurora Rayne,’ Prescott wrote. ‘May 22, 2025. God is great. I love you Sarah Jane and the family we’ve created.’

Ramos shared Prescott’s post on her own social media, adding the caption: ‘My everything.’

Prescott and Ramos welcomed their first daughter, MJ, in February 2024 and less than 18 months later, they are a family of four.

The 31-year-old Prescott announced his engagement to Ramos later in 2024, proposing during the Cowboys’ bye week on the golf course – Ramos is a keen golfer.

‘She had no idea. She’s a big golfer, thought we were going golfing,’ Prescott told reporters. ‘I told her that we had a lifetime to golf.

‘I had the ring in a fake golf ball. I dropped it. She almost hit it. I’m just glad she said yeah. Super, super blessed and happy. Thankful for this family I’ve started.’

Prescott endured a difficult 2024 season with the Cowboys, with his campaign ending early back in November due to hamstring surgery.

The season started well enough for him – on the first day of the 2024 campaign, the Cowboys announced Prescott had signed a new four-year, $240million deal.

Prescott followed it up with a 33-17 opening-day win over the Cleveland Browns but his team were struggling before he injured his hamstring in Week 9.

They were 3-6 when it emerged that the quarterback had to go under the knife and the Cowboys ended the season with a 7-10 record, missing out on the playoffs.

It saw head coach Mike McCarthy depart the team, with the Super Bowl winner being replaced by Brian Schottenheimer.

It was an unpopular decision among the Cowboys’ fanbase, with fans wanting someone with more pedigree to replace McCarthy.

Schottenheimer was the offensive coordinator for the Cowboys last season, with owner Jerry Jones then deciding to promote him.

The Cowboys will begin the 2025 season with a bang, travelling to Philadelphia to face the Super Bowl-winning Eagles in the first game of the season on September 4.

They then host divisional rivals New York Giants, followed by the Chicago Bears.