Sarah and Erik Rowe Welcome Their Third Child
The couple adds a new member to their growing family following the birth of their daughter, Dena Elizabeth.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Pregnancy
Sarah and Erik Rowe have welcomed their third child, Dena Elizabeth Rowe. The infant was born on October 20, 2026, marking the latest addition to the couple's growing family.
Why it matters
For parents navigating the logistics of a growing household, the arrival of a third child represents a significant shift in family structure and care needs. This event follows the couple's previous milestones, including the births of their children in 2021 and 2024.
The infant arrived at 2:13 PM, weighing 9 pounds and measuring 21 inches in length. This is the third child for the couple, who were married in 2018.
The players
Sarah Rowe
A former professional wrestler who departed WWE in June 2025 to focus on family life.
Erik Rowe
The father and partner to Sarah Rowe in their expanding family.
The details
Dena Elizabeth Rowe is the third child for Sarah and Erik Rowe. The family expansion continues a pattern of growth for the household, following the birth of their first child in February 2021 and their second child in November 2024.
Timeline
* Sarah and Erik married in 2018.
* The couple's first child was born in February 2021.
* The couple's second child was born in November 2024.
* Sarah Rowe departed WWE in June 2025.
* Dena Elizabeth Rowe was born on October 20, 2026.
The Home Front
The addition of a third child reflects broader shifts in household composition and space requirements for growing families. This transition often necessitates long-term family logistics planning as households move beyond the standard capacity of many smaller living arrangements.
Families welcoming a new member should evaluate their existing home layout to ensure space for additional nursery needs and gear storage. It is also an ideal time to update estate documents and emergency contact records to reflect the expanded family size.
The takeaway
Expanding a family to three children requires careful adjustment of daily routines and long-term space planning. Parents should review their current household schedules and storage solutions to accommodate the new infant’s needs.
Further reading
For more on managing family expansion, see our Pregnancy section.
