Dak Prescott shows off new baby Aurora Rayne with mom, big sister in amazing pic

Dak Prescott’s growing family now matches his jersey number: 4. The Dallas Cowboys quarterback and his fiancée Sarah Jane Ramos announced the birth of their second daughter Aurora Rayne Prescott on Saturday in adorable pictures.
The 31-year-old and his longtime love Ramos now have one-year-old daughter MJ Rose Prescott and Aurora.
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The QB announced the birth of Aurora in an amazing pic with Ramos and her daughters. He wrote, “Thank you God! Welcome, Aurora Rayne! May 22, 2025. God is Great. I love you @sarahjane and the Family we’ve created ❤️.”

The baby did arrive over a week ago, but this is the first public photos the’ve shared. Ramos took to her Instagram and shared a bunch more including a happy dad with his new daughter. She wrote, “Our sweet Aurora Rayne Prescott arrived on her due date 9 days ago, 5.22.25 🙏 We’ve been soaking it all in 🤍 so beyond grateful and in love with our family of 4 🥹🫶@_4dak.”
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The baby’s middle name is a tribute to dad with Dak’s rarely used first name.
Congrats to Prescott and his fiancée Ramos on their growing family. Welcome to the world young Cowboys fan, Aurora.

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