Coach Prime's ex-wife Pilar Sanders gives a sneak peek into her Christmas celebrations while celebrating it with Shelomi

Pilar Sanders, ex-wife of Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders, knows how to enjoy every occasion, and this Christmas, she embraced the holiday spirit. While her sons, Shilo and Shedeur Sanders, were off to San Antonio for Saturday's Alamo Bowl game, Pilar celebrated the day with her daughter, Shelomi Sanders, and shared a glimpse of their vibrant celebrations on Instagram.

Pilar and Shelomi both posted short clips of the same area showing a dazzling array of lights and holiday decorations. The scene was alive with Christmas cheer, as boats adorned with colorful lights floated under a beautifully lit bridge, and the vegetation was decked out in festive décor to suit the holiday atmosphere.

Pilar and Shelomi Sanders' IG stories

This Christmas, Pilar proved that even with her family spread across different places, the spirit of togetherness and celebration can still light up the holiday season.

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Shilo and Shedeur Sanders celebrate Christmas in San Antonio with Coach Prime

The countdown to the Valero Alamo Bowl continues, but the Colorado Buffaloes, led by Deion Sanders, are making the most of their time in San Antonio. Coach Prime and his sons, Shilo and Shedeur, spent Christmas close to nature while also enjoying the city’s vibrant attractions.

The team participated in an Alamo Bowl tradition by visiting SeaWorld San Antonio on Christmas Day. The Sanders brothers, their teammates and the BYU players had the chance to see dolphins, granting them a delightful break from the intensity of game preparations.

Coach Prime also explored the city during the holiday. In an Instagram post, he shared snapshots from his morning walk around San Antonio’s downtown area, including stops at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts.

“San Antonio is awesome, and your hospitality is 💯!" Sanders wrote.

Shilo and Shedeur, integral players for the Buffaloes, were all smiles as they shared moments of holiday cheer with their father and teammates.

The Buffaloes are set to face the No. 17-ranked BYU Cougars at the Alamodome on Saturday, with the game expected to draw a packed crowd.