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- Lane Kiffin’s daughter Landry trolled college football fans with a video on TikTok after her father announced his departure from Ole Miss
- “Wish I could be as creative as angry football fans,” Landry, 20, wrote in the video
- Kiffin was named the new head coach at LSU earlier this week
Lane Kiffin‘s daughter has a message for the “angry football fans” who are criticizing her dad for leaving Ole Miss.
On Tuesday, Dec. 2, the coach’s 20-year-old daughter Landry shared an eight-second TikTok video, set to the song “The Joke Is On You” by Niki Watkins, of herself singing and blowing kisses to the camera.
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Over the video, Landry wrote, “Wish I could be as creative as angry football fans,” adding a heart-hands emoji.
In her caption, the Ole Miss student wrote about her father, who accepted the head coaching job at LSU: “It’s not that deep.”
On Dec. 3, Landry took fans along as she traveled to Baton Rouge for her father’s introductory press conference. In her TikTok video, she showed a behind-the-scenes images of her mother, Layla Kiffin.
In addition to Landry, Lane and Layla, who divorced in 2016, share sons Presley 18, and Knox, 16. The former couple have shared romantic photos in recent months on social media, sparking rumors of a reconciliation.
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In January, Lane posted a photo of himself hugging his ex-wife on her birthday, and in April, he posted a picture of himself holding a woman’s hand. The comments were full of friends and family writing, “Happy for y’all,” and “No better place to reconnect.”
In September, Landry made headlines for her own couple goals, hard-launching her relationship with LSU linebacker Whit Weeks just days before his team was set to play Ole Miss. The couple looked loved up as they cuddled in a photo Landry posted with the caption, “Happy :)” on Sept. 22.
Lane poked fun at his daughter’s romance amid the rivalry, taking to X to claim Landry will be “Will be rooting for Rebs!!!”
As Ole Miss students and fans lined the airport tarmac and booed his departure for Baton Rouge, a photo was posted to social media seemingly showing the school had put the head coach’s clothing rack outside on the street. A spokesperson for the Ole Miss athletic department did not respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment on the image, shared by Ole Miss football podcaster Ben Garrett.
