Deiondra Sanders, daughter of Coach Prime, recently took to X to express her frustration over some challenges that she was facing with the YouTube platform. Sanders faced some technical issues while trying to upload a video and she reacted to the situation with a tweet.“I’m so mad my YouTube won’t upload,” she wrote on Tuesday night.Sanders who has over 55,000 subscribers on YouTube is juggling her role as a social media personality along with that of being a mother to her son, Snow who was born in August last year. The eldest daughter of Deion Sanders had a difficult pregnancy and faced many medical challenges that she was able to overcome along with the support of her family.On Wednesday, Deion Sanders's daughter posted a heartfelt Instagram post, sharing pictures of her son. In one of the photos, both wore a red dress, and Snow sat on Deiondra Sanders's lap."Embracing new beginnings and unconditional love," Sanders wrote. "Snow is a reminder that motherhood comes in many forms—full of care, commitment, and endless growth. I love you Snow. The one that changed my life forever." View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAlso Read: Coach Prime's daughter Deiondra face-reveals 6-month-old son Snow via warm IG snapsDeiondra Sanders calls out Jacquees and Dej LoaF over the artists' alleged “fake relationship”On Monday, Deiondra Sanders took to X to address why she hadn’t been seen with her fiancé, R&B artist Jacquees, recently. In the process, she called out rapper Dej Loaf, accusing her of keeping them apart.Jacquees and Dej announced their new album, a follow-up to their 2017 mixtape, which is set to release on Friday. Since then, Jacquees's social media has been all about the album, with no mention or photos of Sanders."People gotta fake a relationship to sell albums," Deiondra Sanders wrote on X on Monday. "Stop asking me why I’m not around. I am not allowed to be around them cause Dej would feel uncomfortable if his fiance there. As I said before y'all got it y'all won. Hope y'all lil album sale the most y'all done ever sold."