Shilo Sanders voices complaint against Deion Sanders as Coach Prime prioritizes GF Karrueche Tran for Christmas gifts

Shilo Sanders wasn't too pleased with the number of Christmas gifts he received from his father, Deion Sanders, this year. In a video uploaded on his YouTube channel on Friday, Shilo was seen complaining to his grandmother, Connie Knight, that he had just one gift with his name placed under the Christmas Tree at Deion's house.

"I'm just worth one gift around here," Shilo said. "I'm worth just one present? I'mma show you why they got me messed up, they got me one present. That's it, that's all I got."

When Shilo complained to his grandmother, she jokingly said that he should "beat up everybody" and added that he "deserved more than one present."

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Shilo also told his grandmother that he plans to take her to the casino to help her win a jackpot.

"I'mma take you to the casino," Shilo said. "And whenever you hit the jackpot, you'll take care of me, right?"

Connie assured Shilo that she would take care of him, which prompted a loving moment between the two.

On Thursday, Shilo uploaded a video in which he called out actress Karrueche Tran for not getting any Christmas presents from Deion, since the two are rumored to be romantically linked.

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Deion Sanders' Colorado finished with a dismal 3-9 record in the 2025 season

NCAA Football: Colorado HC Deion Sanders - Source: Imagn

Colorado coach Deion Sanders had a difficult third year with the program. The Buffs finished the 2025 season with a 3-9 record, failing to qualify for a bowl game.

Sanders signed a reported five-year, $54 million extension at CU in the offseason. However, his team had a significant drop this year after posting a 9-4 record in the 2024 season.

Nonetheless, after Colorado's final game of the season, Sanders said he was built to fix the program.

Edited by Arnold