Lane Kiffin's daughter attends rival Texas game amid rumours

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 23:14 · Archive

Lane Kiffin's daughter Landry attended a Texas football match while wearing Longhorns colours as her father's LSU season struggled.

Landry Kiffin, daughter of LSU head coach Lane Kiffin and a student at Ole Miss, attended the Oklahoma versus Texas college football game in Dallas over the weekend. She wore Texas colours to the event and posted TikTok videos documenting her visit. In one video, she said she and a friend were 'going to spy on Texas' and added in the caption that they were 'scouting out the competition'.

The New York Post reports that some social media users interpreted other TikTok videos as hints of a breakup with her boyfriend, LSU linebacker Whit Weeks. In one video, Landry lip-synced to the song 'Beware' by rapper Big Sean, mouthing the lyrics: 'You should beware, beware, beware of a woman with a broken heart.' She also engaged with comments from followers speculating about relationship troubles.

Landry and Weeks made their relationship public on Instagram in September. Weeks has not played since sustaining a leg fracture in late September and is out indefinitely. Neither Landry nor Weeks has publicly addressed the breakup speculation. LSU lost to unranked Kentucky 35-34 in overtime on Saturday, the same day Landry attended the Texas game.

How it is being reported

• Lane Kiffin’s daughter stirs ‘broken heart’ breakup rumors with LSU starLSU head coach Lane Kiffin's daughter made waves online over her TikTok videos while visiting Dallas this past weekend.New York Post · 12 Oct, 22:55
• Lane Kiffin's daughter ditches Ole Miss & LSU to root for new SEC team, Dolphins fans attack & sad Eagles kidScreencaps, America's Best Daily Column, tackles Landry Kiffin wearing UT colors at the Red River Shootout while her dad's LSU season spiraled.Fox News · 12 Oct, 14:07

In this story: Landry Kiffin · Lane Kiffin · Whit Weeks · LSU · Ole Miss · Texas · Oklahoma · Kentucky

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