Cowboys' Jerry Jones Involved in Major Family Announcement
It was a wonderful Father's Day time for an assortment of Dallas Cowboys personalities.
On offense, Dak Prescott and Sarah Jane Ramos had their second daughter.
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On defense, DeMarvion Overshown and Alexis Babino added a son to their family.
And in the front office, as a Sunday Father's Day's announcement, it was also "Great-Grandfathers Day" for Jerry Jones.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and wife Gene are now great-grandparents as their daughter Charlotte has announced the birth of newborn Parker Elouise Euginia while wishing a Happy Father's Day "to the most special people in my life...one of the greatest blessings is watching you (son Shy) become a father! Thank you for sharing sweet Parker with us all.
"Cheers to you, Tori and Dad on this special day! Happy Father's Day!! Love you all so much!
Jerry Jones Now A GrandparentBy Tony Fisher
The Joneses are already calling the baby girl "Parki,'' and the middle name "Eugenia'' is actually great-grandmother "Gene's" given name.
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Meanwhile, Prescott is, once again, a "Girl Dad.''
The quarterback and his partner Sarah Jane recently announced the birth of their second baby together with a 'Thank you God!' release on social media.
The NFL player shared a lovely photo of his partner lying in bed holding her newborn baby close while the couple's first baby snuggled up to them as well.
The couple has welcomed a baby girl into the world and Dak and Sarah have chosen to name their second daughter, who was born on May 22, Aurora Rayne. (Rayne Dakota Prescott is Dak's given name.)
The new father of two wrote in the caption of his post, 'God is Great. I love you @sarahjane and the Family we've created.'
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Overshown, the rehabbing budding Cowboys linebacker, and his fiancée welcomed their second child to the world Friday afternoon. Overshown let his fans know the amazing news with an Instagram post on Father's Day.
"Couldn't have asked for a better Father's Day weekend! Another addition to the LEGACY has arrived," he captioned on the post.
His son, Texas Lee, is their second boy, joining the family along with big brother DeMarvion Germanic Lee Overshown Jr., who was born on Sept. 13, 2022.
Related: Cowboys' Dak Announces Birth of Baby No. 2 with Fiancee with Name Reveal
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 18, 2025, where it first appeared.
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