Deion Sanders’ daughter, Shelomi Sanders, is enjoying some quiet time with her mom. Shelomi recently posted a picture of Coach Prime’s ex-wife, Pilar Sanders, on her Instagram story.
The mother-daughter duo can be seen enjoying their time together on a beach somewhere. Shelomi posted her mother’s picture and tagged her.
Soon, Pilar reshared the picture on her Instagram story and added a heart sticker.
Pilar was Deion Sanders’ second wife. A year after divorcing Carolyn Chambers, Coach Prime married Pilar in 1999. Their marriage lasted until 2013 and then the couple separated. They have three kids together.
Shelomi, Shedeur, and Silo are all from Coach Prime’s second marriage. Despite their separation, Pilar and Coach Prime have kept a good relationship. They’re often seen with their kids together.
Pilar recently posted a picture with Coach Prime and their three kids, celebrating her sons’ success in football. She captioned her post:
“Two sons. One league. Greatness is in the bloodline. This is more than football—it’s a Legendary legacy for the Headache Gang! Words cannot describe this feeling!”
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The Sanders legacy is indeed strong and is only going to grow stronger. Hence, when the Sanders family announced the press conference, the country waited with bated breath to know about Coach Prime’s health.
Deion Sanders Recently Gave an Update on His Health
Earlier this year, Deion Sanders’ fans sensed something was wrong because of his unusual absence. Putting an end to all the speculations, he revealed everything he went through via a press conference on July 28.
In May, when Coach Prime went for a vascular problem in his foot, he was informed that there was a tumor in his bladder that needed immediate inspection. After the doctor’s advice, Sanders decided to get it removed and replaced with a new bladder made from part of his small intestine.
“I’m going to be transparent. I can’t pee like I used to pee. It’s totally different,” Sanders said.
Even though now he has an artificial bladder, Sanders said that he is okay with it. Adding humor to his conference, Sanders also joked about having similarities with his grandson at this age.
“We going through the same trials and tribulations. We kind of see who has the heaviest bag at the end of the night,” he added.
Despite the struggles, Deion Sanders is doing better now. What effect this might have on his career is yet to be seen, but for now, his being out of medical danger is good news.
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