Steve Sarkisian’s wife Loreal stuns in all-black leather fit for Texas-Texas A&M game

With the Texas Longhorns playing a big game vs. the Texas A&M Aggies on Friday, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian’s wife played Loreal Sarkisian played up the Black Friday theme with a head-turning fit.
The 40-year-old stylist Loreal is known for her fashion and game-day fits from her white dress standing in the end zone, to her Hook ‘em Horns sign from France, to her crazy mismatching fit, to her head-turning chaps at last week’s win over Arkansas.

For the big in-state clash of No. 16 Texas vs. No. 3 and undefeated Texas A&M, Loreal first showed off her and Steve’s baby son Amays in his own game-day fit with an adorable photo.
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She then dropped the stunning all-black leather skirt and jacket and wrote, “Happy Game Day, under the lights 🤘🏽“.
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What an amazing fit in the home finale at Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, Texas, for the coach’s wife.
Texas holds a slim hope with three losses to make the College Football Playoff, but a win gives them a chance. Will her look be the lucky one on Friday night?
While it’s been an up-and-down season for Steve, Loreal doesn’t miss each week for Longhorns games.

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