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Following his high-profile breakup with former fiancée Sarah Jane Ramos, Dak Prescott is doing his best to cope, according to his coach.
On Monday, Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer addressed the media, shedding light on how he maintains off-season contact with his players, with a specific focus on Prescott.
Schottenheimer revealed that he and the star quarterback have engaged in numerous discussions, highlighting Prescott’s recent split from Ramos, as reported by the Dallas Morning News.
“He’s in a really positive place, despite the challenging circumstances,” Schottenheimer commented. “If anyone can navigate through this, it’s Dak.”
According to TMZ, Ramos ended their engagement following a disagreement during their combined bachelor and bachelorette celebrations in the Bahamas, just a month before their planned wedding in Lake Como, Italy.
Page Six later exclusively revealed that Ramos called off the nuptials after accusing Prescott of “ongoing infidelity issues.”
A source familiar with the situation claimed to us that Ramos believed Prescott had a history of communicating with other women during his relationship with her, but stayed with him hoping he would clean up his act for the sake of their family.
Our source claimed that while Ramos and Prescott were still in the Bahamas after their joint bachelor and bachelorette parties, she found out that he was allegedly using incognito social media profiles to send inappropriate messages to multiple women and ex-flings.
We’re told she then confronted Prescott and made the decision to call off the wedding.
They went on to send their hundreds of wedding guests a joint email announcing the news without providing a reason.
Prescott and Ramos, both 32, share two daughters together: Margaret Jane Rose, 2, and 10-month-old Aurora Rayne.
Ramos appears to be doing just fine after the split.
She recently resurfaced on social media, posting happy selfies with her daughters on her Instagram Stories.