"Skirt a lil Shawt": Coach Prime goes into dad mode as daughter Shelomi Sanders poses in a stylish outfit

Coach Prime's youngest daughter, Shelomi Sanders, has hilariously caught strays from her dad. She once tried to announce herself as her dad's favorite child, but he jokingly shut her down immediately, placing Deiondra as the number one.

Shelomi has since supported her brother and their games, but she will kick off the women's college basketball season soon. She posted a couple of pictures in a fashionable outfit, which Coach Prime didn't approve.

Shelomi, AKA Bossy, wore an Alabama A&M zipper sweatshirt over a white cropped top. She paired them with a denim miniskirt and some tan Chelsea boots. Deion Sanders went into full dad mode and commented:

"Skirt a lil Shawt! 🤷🏾‍♂️ 😂😂😂 naw Fah real"

Shelomi replied:

"@deionsanders it’s the camera angle 😄"

Check out their light-hearted banter:

Shelomi Instagram (Image Credit: shelomisanders/Instagram)

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Coach Prime's daughter Shelomi opened up about her experience as a diabetic person

The youngest daughter of Coach Prime and his second ex-wife, Pilar Sanders, suffered from type 1 diabetes. Shelomi has never shied away from talking about her experience as a college kid with the condition.

In an interview with Dexcom in September, Shelomi talked about her struggles.

"When I'm low, you can kind of tell. Like my whole energy or whatever just drops," Shelomi Sanders said. "That's a big part of my success, I think. Just having teammates and stuff that really support me, that support system means a lot."

Shelomi Sanders transferred from the Colorado Buffaloes to Alabama A&M because she was heavily underutilized and wanted more playing time.

“I don’t want to say anything too bad,” Sanders said on a livestream. “It just wasn’t good energy. It wasn’t good vibes. There wasn’t enough being poured into me as a player and young lady. If I didn’t leave when I did, I promise you I would’ve quit.” (0:25)

Coach Prime's daughter only played seven games and accumulated 0.7 points and 0.6 rebounds. Therefore, she wanted to look for a better opportunity and a place where her talents could be used more effectively.