Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss daughter Landry’s sheer tube-top fit wins spring break

Landry Kiffin is back from Ole Miss spring break in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, with her friends and showed off her fire fits from the trip. An all-black stunner for a night out was the big winner.
The 20-year-old daughter of Rebels coach Lane Kiffin is known to wow whether it’s at a football game like her all-red look at the Gator Bowl standing next to dad, or in a red minidress with her sorority sisters, or at pilates class when she crushed dad in a shoestring crop top.

While in Cabo, she sizzled in her one-piece bathing suit, a stunning blue dress, and shoestring top for a double ‘trouble’ dance. For the winner of the trip, however, Landry showed off a sheer all-black tube top fit, revealing her toned abs.
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Landry is headed back to teaching her pilates classes in Oxford, Mississippi, and studying real estate at Ole Miss.
She’s also about to be joined by mom Layla Kiffin and brother Knox, 17, in Mississippi after dad reconciled with his ex-wife after separating in 2016. Layla was recently spotted checking out her new “home.”
The Kiffins are clearly winning the offseason as Landry just slayed spring break.
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