Lane Kiffin’s daughter Landry slays stunning dress on tropical spring break vacation

Landry Kiffin is enjoying a tropical vacation where’s she’s crushing yoga sessions and her fits with amazing beach views.
The oldest daughter of Ole Miss Rebels coach Lane Kiffin is a sophomore at the school and enjoying her spring break vacation with friends. Landry has been working hard running her pilates classes while crushing dad in her shoestring crop-top workout fit.
The 20-year-old was a bright spot for the team all season with her Ole Miss school spirit fit in a mirror selfie, and her heartfelt hug with dad after defeating the Georgia Bulldogs, and her sweet gift for his 100th coaching victory.
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Getting a much-deserved break and letting loose is a college spring break tradition. Landry and her girls hit up Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, where she slayed a yoga class in a crop top and pose on the beach, and then took to TikTok to to have some fun in a low-cut aquamarine dress.


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That’s quite the hotel room view as well with the Pacific Ocean in the background to go with her dress color. They look like they are ready to go out for a night of fun.
Landry is taking a break from classes where she’s studying real estate.
That’s yet another winning look for the coach’s daughter.
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