Lane Kiffin’s daughter, Landry Kiffin, is spending her summer all over America, judging by her most recent Instagram post, in which she dropped a series of photos of her most recent activities.
The photo carousel is highlighted by an attendance at a New York Yankees game at what looks to be Yankee Stadium. It also includes pictures of the Big Apple’s skyline and photos of the Fourth of July celebrations at an unnamed lake.
“all over the 🇺🇸,” wrote Lane Kiffin’s daughter in the caption of her post.
In some of the pictures, some of her friends and her boyfriend, LSU linebacker Whit Weeks, made an appearance. She has been dating him since September of last year, when her father was still the coach of the Tigers’ conference rivals, the Ole Miss Rebels. Now, Weeks will be working under Lane Kiffin.
Whit Weeks opens up about playing for Lane Kiffin
Last week on Tyrann Mathieu’s podcast, “In The Bayou,” Whit Weeks opened up about playing for Lane Kiffin in the 2026 season. From the get-go, he seemed excited about the opportunity:
“I can’t wait for camp because I didn’t get to play this spring because of my ankle, so I was still out,” Weeks said. “But … we’ve been out there a little bit, and I can tell they definitely try to cook up some stuff (at practice).”
He admitted that the situation was unexpected for him and that when he started dating Landry Kiffin, he never thought he would end up playing under her father.
“Whenever me and Landry started dating, we never would have thought in a million years her dad would ever be my coach. Not in a million years,” Weeks said. “Then once BK (former LSU coach Brian Kelly) got fired, I was like, ‘Holy smokes, Lane really could be the guy.’ And then right away it’s like, ‘Oh my gosh, it’s probably going to be Lane.’ Then we were like, alright, whatever, let’s roll with it.”
He went on to praise Lane Kiffin for his preparation and the way he has been working since arriving at LSU earlier this year.
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