“He got a little sugar”: Coach Prime and ex-wife Pilar Sanders once disagreed on parenting styles when 5-year-old son kissed a girl

Coach Prime's life has always been a public affair and the Colorado Buffaloes coach has been an eternal fan favorite. The Pro Football Hall of Famer has been married twice. He was married to Carolyne Chambers, and was married to Pilar Sanders till the couple got divorced in 2015.

He has five children from his marriages. The topic of his children came up in an interview when Deion Sanders and Pilar Sanders were still together. The host asked them why they agreed to do the reality show Prime Time Love and discussed how their 5-year-old son, Shedeur Sanders, kissed a girl at school. They expressed differing views in their answers.

Deion said, "He got a little sugar. That's alright. That's alright with me. Well, a man is proud..." However, Pilar's opinion was contrasting. She said, "No (I don't agree) and I want to keep them babies as long as possible." (02:15)

The Colorado coach has three children with Pilar Sanders - Shilo, Shedeur, and Shelomi Sanders.

Coach Prime's ex-wife backs son Shilo Sanders's take on LA wildfires

Pilar Sanders has taken a firm stand alongside her son, Shilo Sanders, regarding the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires. Pilar shared a video posted by Shilo Sanders where he wondered whether authorities had mishandled the crisis.

She wrote on social media platform Threads:

“With that type of devastation, you already know there’s more to it for sure! Hawaii maybe? Let’s not forget - from the people there, no water is coming from the fire hydrants. So, what does that say?”

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Shilo, the former Colorado safety, has been speaking about the Los Angeles wildfires on social media.

"One of my closest friends just lost everything," Shilo wrote on Instagram.

Image via Instagram/@shilosanders

Shilo Sanders also posted a clip on his social media where he spoke about possible causes of wildfires and explained that he was not able to understand how the LA fires could not be contained easily.