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Cowboys WAGs were ‘freaking out’ over Dak Prescott’s $240M contract extension during game-day glam session
By Jaclyn Hendricks,
5 hours ago
There were plenty of pregame celebrations amongst Cowboys fans long before Dallas dominated the Cleveland Browns in their season-opening 33-17 win on Sunday.
“The girls I was glamming got word about Dak’s extension while they were in my chair. They were freaking out, so excited and so happy for him and FaceTimed Sarah Jane immediately to celebrate the news,” Kaye exclusively told The Post.
Celebrity makeup artist Allison Kaye created glamorous looks for Cowboys WAGs ahead of the team’s season opener, including Sloan Shepley, the wife of offensive tackle Dakoda Shepley. Courtesy of Allison Kaye Kaye also worked with Sasha Lawrence, who is married to Dallas defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence. Courtesy of Allison Kaye
It was quite the day for the Cowboys, who agreed to the extension with Prescott, 31, hours before kickoff, making him the highest-paid player in league history on a deal boasting $231 million in guaranteed money.
For Prescott, now entering his ninth year in Dallas, it’s all about capturing a Super Bowl after falling short in the playoffs in previous years.
Dak Prescott and the Cowboys topped the Browns in Week 1. AP
“That’s my only motivation to hold up my part of this deal and just deliver that,” the three-time Pro Bowler said . “That’s what is at the forefront of my mind, not the money. It’s about holding up my end of the deal and it’s winning, and I want to do it here.”
Prescott, who shares a 6-month-old daughter with Ramos, went 19-for-32 for 179 yards and a touchdown versus the Browns.
The Cowboys host the Saints (1-0) next Sunday in their home opener at 1 p.m.
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