Lane Kiffin's daughter Landry has fun night at Ole Miss game with her Aunt Heidi

UPDATE: In the first version, The Athlete Lifestyle On SI identified Lane Kiffin's sister Heidi incorrectly, as well as his youngest child, Knox. Thank you Mr. Kiffin for spotting the error. We apologize.
The Kiffins were representing the Ole Miss Rebels in Wednesday’s night’s big upset over the No. 4 Tennessee Volunteers where fans stormed the court.
The Rebels football coach is having quite the offseason after having recently reconciled with his ex-wife Layla after divorcing in 2016 after 12 years of marriage. And now she and son Knox, 17, are in Oxford, Mississippi, to be with Lane. In fact, Layla was seen over the weekend inspecting their new home.
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Landry, 20, was dad’s No. 1 fan all season and Rebels fit-queen like her custom Ole Miss jacket and low-cut top, and her school pride mirror selfie. While she has spent a lot of time recently with dad, she sat next to his sister Heidi Kiffin at the basketball game.

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While Landry and now Knox are in Oxford with dad, daughter Presley, 18, is going to play volleyball at USC. Lane recently posted a picture of her practicing, and she’s previously showed off her full Trojans uniform.

It’s a big happy family in Oxford and no doubt Lane can’t wait for all of them to cheer on the football team as well.
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