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Who Are Dana White’s Children? Meet His Three Kids, Exploring Their Careers Outside UFC And More

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Dana White with his wife Anne White in Las Vegas© NDTV Library

Dana White is one of the top most influential figures in combat sports, thanks to his success as the longtime UFC president. However, away from the Octagon, he has another important role and that is of a dad. Dana shares three children with his wife, Anne White: two sons, Dana White III and Aidan White, and a daughter, Savannah White. While their father built a global MMA empire, his children have developed their own interests and ambitions. From football and amateur boxing to motorsports and cheerleading they have all found their own fields to shine in outside the MMA spotlight and promotions.

Meet Dana White's Sons Dana White III and Aidan White

Dana White III is the oldest of the three siblings and he attended Faith Lutheran High School in Las Vegas before moving to the University of San Diego, where he played college football.

His interest in the sport started during childhood and according to The San Diego Union-Tribune, Dana III initially played flag football before progressing to tackle football. Although he also spent time around wrestling and martial arts, football eventually became his biggest passion.

Dana White has openly supported his son's sporting ambitions. Speaking about his career choice, he once said, “He loves football. It's literally his passion. The way I feel about fighting is the way he feels about football.”

Outside football, he enjoys surfing and snowboarding, and has often posted images of his adventures on Instagram.

Meanwhile Aidan White initially followed his older brother's interest in football but eventually developed a passion for boxing.

In March 2018, Aidan made his amateur boxing debut at the St. Patrick's Day Boxing Show and beat Andre LeClerc in the Junior Golden Gloves Division.

However, boxing was not the only direction Aidan explored. During his 2023 appearance on Theo Von's podcast This Past Weekend, Dana described him as “artistic” and “talented.” He also revealed that Aidan works with content company Thrill One and is involved with Nitrocross events. Surfing, skateboarding and snowboarding are among his other interests just like his big brother!

Meet Dana White's Daughter Savannah

Savannah White is the youngest of Dana and Anne's three children and their only daughter. Unlike her brothers, she has largely stayed away from public attention.

Dana has previously described Savannah as a “miracle baby.” He shared that doctors once believed Anne would not be able to have more children following an ectopic pregnancy.

Savannah was a high school cheerleader, and Dana revealed in 2023 that she was considering her college plans. Her 16th birthday was also celebrated with a grand party in Las Vegas, following a similar tradition he had established for his sons.

Interestingly, Dana's own complicated family history has also shaped his approach to parenting. His relationship with his mother, June White, became strained after she published an unauthorised 2011 biography titled Dana White: King of MMA. He later revealed that increasingly aggressive emails demanding money contributed to their falling-out.

June died in 2023. Reflecting on the loss of his parents, Dana said he had “almost no feelings about it” because he had left those relationships far behind him.

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