Dan Lanning has been married to his wife for over a decade. The football coach, who’s currently appointed at the University of Oregon, has created a picture-perfect family with Sauphia Lanning and their three sons.
Here’s everything to know about Dan Lanning’s wife, kids and their relationship history.
Who is Dan Lanning’s wife?
Dan Lanning is married to Sauphia Lanning.
The couple’s meet-cute happened way back in 2005 at a steakhouse where both of them were working. After four years of being in a relationship, they tied the knot on October 17, 2009, in Richmond, Missouri (via PEOPLE).
Here’s how many kids Dan and Sauphia Lanning have
Dan and Sauphia share three beautiful sons, Caden, Kniles and Titan.
Sauphia has reportedly been working at H&R Block since 2014. The two share a loving bond and often shares their photos on social media. In 2018, she surprised Dan at Athens where she planned an extra day of fun for the family of five. Lanning took to X (formerly Twitter) to share the joyful moment, writing: “Wife and Boys surprised me and stuck around Athens an extra day so we are grubbin at our favorite place!”
Dan and Sauphia Lanning’s relationship explained
Dan and Sauphia Lanning’s love story started from a college romance and blossomed into two decades of partership. The 38-year-old football coach has been candid about his relationship and his wife’s steadfast support for his family.
Speaking of his wife, he once said at a press conference, “She’s done so many important things for our family to show her support, and it’s crazy to think that our journey together started about 16 years ago at Outback Steakhouse.” He continued, “I was a server and she was a to-go girl. And next thing you know, we’re sitting here at Oregon. But I love you, I admire your strength and I thank you.”
Dan also stood by his wife when she was suffering from a type of bone cancer called osteosarcoma back in 2016. He opened up about the impact it has had on him as a coach. “Every one of us is really ambitious, and sometimes we just aren’t patient enough to realize how blessed we are to be exactly where we’re at,” he said. “I’ve learned to really enjoy my blessings” (via Oregon Ducks).
Originally reported by Arpita Adhya on ComingSoon.
