"She wanted me to go spank her brothers": Coach Prime reveals young Shelomi's plans to get back at Shedeur & Shilo Sanders for "terrorizing" her

Coach Prime's youngest child, Shelomi Sanders, visited Colorado's training center on Sunday for the Buffs' final practice session before they left for Texas for the Alamo Bowl. The father-daughter duo shared some hysterical conversations and Deion Sanders even spilled the beans on some of Shelomi's antics during her childhood.

In a YouTube video uploaded by "Thee Pregame Network" on Monday, Deion recalled how Shelomi would run to his room when her brothers Shilo and Shedeur used to "terrorize" her.

"She wanted me to go and spank her brothers," Deion said (5:19 onwards). "And then, when I'm spanking them, she would be behind my back laughing and Shilo would look up and say 'Look, dad, she's lying'"

Sanders has two children, Deiondra and Deion Jr., with his first ex-wife Carolyne Chambers. He also has three children, Shilo, Shedeur, and Shelomi, with his second ex-wife Pilar Sanders.

Shelomi is the youngest of Sanders' five children. Hence, it's likely that she was often targeted by her siblings when they grew up together. Nonetheless, all of Sanders' kids now share a strong bond. They even collaborate on social media.

Shilo and Shedeur play college football for the Colorado Buffaloes, under Coach Prime's guidance. Meanwhile, Deion Jr. has been promoting and covering CU on social media platforms.

Sanders' eldest, Deiondra, works in the fashion industry and often shoots for top brands, including Fashion Nova.

Coach Prime's daughter Shelomi plays college basketball for Alamaba A&M

Former Colorado Buffaloes basketball star Shelomi Sanders - Source: Imagn

Coach Prime's youngest child Shelomi Sanders plays college basketball for the Alamaba A&M Bulldogs. She is averaging 1.3 points, 0.4 assists and 0.3 rebounds across 11 games this season.

Shelomi began her collegiate career at Jackson State in 2022. She transferred to Alabama A&M earlier this year after playing one season at Colorado.

As the current college basketball season progresses, Shelomi will want to improve her numbers, which will eventually help the Bulldogs, who are leading the Southwestern Athletic.