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Sarah and Erik Rowe Welcome Their Third Child

The couple's third child, Dena Elizabeth Rowe, was born on October 20, 2026, weighing 9 pounds.

Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Pregnancy

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Sarah Rowe and Erik Rowe have welcomed their third child, Dena Elizabeth Rowe, who was born on October 20, 2026. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Sarah Rowe and Erik Rowe have welcomed their third child, a daughter named Dena Elizabeth Rowe. The infant was born on October 20, 2026, at 2:13 PM.

Why it matters

The arrival of a third child marks the latest milestone for the family, following the birth of their second child in November 2024. Sarah Rowe, formerly a professional wrestler, confirmed her departure from the WWE in February 2026.

The birth report confirms the newborn weighed 9 pounds and measured 21 inches in length at 2:13 PM. Further details regarding the medical facility where the birth occurred remain undisclosed.

The players

Sarah Rowe

A former professional wrestler who departed WWE in June 2025.

Erik Rowe

The husband of Sarah Rowe.

The details

Dena Elizabeth Rowe is the third child for the couple, who were married in 2018. Sarah Rowe previously navigated a career in professional wrestling, having departed from WWE in June 2025 before publicly confirming her exit in February 2026.

Timeline

  1. • Sarah and Erik were married in 2018.

  2. • Their first child was born in February 2021.

  3. • Their second child was born in November 2024.

  4. • Sarah Rowe departed WWE in June 2025.

  5. • Dena Elizabeth Rowe was born on October 20, 2026, at 2:13 PM.

Health Landscape

The couple’s family life has evolved significantly since their 2018 marriage. This birth follows the pattern established by the 2024 birth of the couple's second child.

For parents managing their own family expansion, tracking fetal health and prenatal milestones remains a critical conversation to have with a physician. Regular checkups after delivery are standard practice for assessing both newborn growth and postpartum recovery.

The takeaway

Welcoming a newborn involves significant lifestyle adjustments for any family. New parents should prioritize consistent communication with their pediatrician regarding infant feeding, sleep patterns, and growth tracking.

Further reading

Learn more about newborn development in our Pregnancy section.