Lane Kiffin’s daughter builds LSU relationship during competition week
The competition between Ole Miss and LSU was a bit awkward in the Kiffin family for a week.
Landry Keefenthe eldest daughter of Ole Miss Head Football Coach Lane KiffinHard has a relationship with LSU football players Whit Week Monday, September 22, just a few days before Ole Miss and LSU aired on Saturday, September 27.
“hapiness:).
Weeks is a junior guard for the 20-year-old Tigers and commented: “Good guy.”
“Thank you bud,” Landry replied.
Comments about LSU posts were flooded with LSU fans ahead of the SEC showdown this weekend. In addition to his father being a football coach, Landry is also a student of Ole Miss.
“@whit.weeks @whit.weeks @whit.weeks.” “Ole Miss is in chaos.”
Another joked: “If she wasn’t on purple and golden Saturdays, she wouldn’t be that.”
The match between Ole Miss and LSU will begin at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Vaudgh-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Mississippi.
Lane, 50, and his ex-wife, Layla Kiffinshare three children: Landry, daughter Presley18 years old, son Knox16.
The couple divorced in 2016 after 12 years of marriage, although the couple recently sparked a reconciliation rumour after a series of curious social media posts.
After Ole Miss defeated Georgia State in their season opener last month, Lane shared a photo of Layla through his Instagram story titled “1-0!!! Find someone who looks at you like this.”
Lane directly asked about the settlement speculation earlier this year.
He told him: “Even if there is a report, I really don’t think I want to comment on it.” USA Today In April. “I really don’t want to put anything in the quotes.”
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Lane recently admitted that his strong focus on his coaching career led to the demise of his marriage.
“I ended up getting divorced,” Ryan said in an April podcast. “No wonder I ended up building a tense relationship with my kids.”
After sobering, Ryan said, he managed to tinker with his family and now shares a close bond with his three children.
“Now, I want to be a really good dad,” he said on the podcast. “I want to be a really good boss, a good friend and a really good neighbor. Other things happen in the win. It’s good. But I’m very focused on it controlling everything.”
