“Bought my son his first Ferrari”: Coach Prime’s daughter Deiondra shares highlights of Abu Dhabi trip with fiancee Jacquees

Deiondra Sanders, the daughter of Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders, recently shared snaps from her trip to Abu Dhabi with her fiancé, singer Jacquees. The couple, known for their stylish outings, enjoyed the trip and explored some of the country's iconic attractions.

One of their standout experiences was visiting Ferrari World Abu Dhabi.

“I rode the fastest roller coaster in the world. Prayed for my family and brought my son his first Ferrari lol Yesterday was a great day❤️," Deiondra captioned on Sunday.

The post featured photos from the renowned theme park. She joked about buying her son his first Ferrari, adding a playful tone to their fun day.

Another highlight of their trip was a visit to the breathtaking Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, one of Abu Dhabi's most famous landmarks. The couple posted pictures of themselves taking in the serene and grand atmosphere of the mosque.

The couple showcased the majestic ambiance of the iconic landmark. Deiondra embraced the cultural significance of the location by donning traditional attire, including a black hijab and burqa, as they explored the mosque's intricate designs and tranquil surroundings.

Screenshot via IG/@deiondrasanders

Deiondra’s social media updates have been a hit with fans, who appreciated her enthusiasm and the insight into her luxurious escapades. Even her father joined in on the fun, commenting on her post, mentioning his grandson,

“That’s Snow Mama,” Coach Prime wrote.

Deion Sanders and the Raiders: NFL coaching role on the horizon?

According to an article by Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal published on Saturday, sources connected to Sanders have reportedly reached out to the Las Vegas Raiders about their vacant head coaching position. The Raiders, who fired Antonio Pierce after a 4-13 season, are actively searching for a replacement.

Although Sanders has previously dismissed coaching at the professional level, recent developments suggest that he may be reconsidering.

The team has already interviewed several candidates, including Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn and Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo.

Sanders has historically expressed disinterest in managing NFL players and his reluctance to handle "millionaires." However, he has hinted that his stance could change under specific conditions.