Landry Kiffin, daughter of LSU head coach Lane Kiffin, just dropped a series of social media posts that have ignited a firestorm of speculation: are she and LSU linebacker Whit Weeks officially broken up? Fans are absolutely buzzing after her online activity this past weekend.
The Social Media Clues Are Piling Up
It all started with Landry sharing some videos over the weekend. The one really catching everyone’s eye? A TikTok where she was lip-syncing Big Sean’s “Beware,” specifically the line, “You should beware, beware, beware of a woman with a broken heart.” That’s a pretty strong hint right there, but she didn’t stop there. Landry then started “liking” fan comments that seemed to confirm the split. One fan wrote, “Girl you don’t need anyone. Your personality and smile will win over anyone. It was great meeting you,” and Landry hit that like button. Another comment simply said, “As you should,” and that got a like too. Someone else chimed in with, “I just lost my b—- too girl,” and Landry actually interacted with that one. The kicker? When a fan said, “I was gonna be you and my bf was gonna be Whit for Halloween.. guess I’ll return my fit,” Landry replied, “Wait great costume tho.” Talk about throwing fuel on the fire!
No Word From the Couple As Weeks Preps for Kickoff
While all this drama was unfolding online, Landry was reportedly in Dallas visiting a friend, and they hit up the Oklahoma Sooners versus University of Texas football game on Saturday, where the Sooners pulled off a 27-24 win. She and Weeks first went public with their relationship back in September 2025, so if this breakup is for real, it’s a relatively short run for the couple. Neither Landry nor Weeks has said a single word about these allegations. They’re keeping quiet for now. Weeks, for his part, has bigger things to focus on, like LSU’s upcoming game against the Mississippi State Bulldogs this Saturday, October 17, at 12 p.m. Can he block out all the noise and perform? We’ll have to wait and see.
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Originally reported by The Sporting News.
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