The UFC’s success can be largely attributed to its president, Dana White. Instrumental to UFC’s boom, he had remained engrossed in combat sports since childhood. While he tried to pursue a professional boxing career and also worked as a boxing coach, his ability to bank on opportunities helped him make long career strides. Further, the 54-year-old’s shrewd business acumen set him apart and helped the UFC’s cause. However, he has another side to him and is also a family man. The UFC head honcho is married to Anne and a caring father. Let’s explore how many children Dana White has.

Dana White and Anne met each other at high school and tied the knot in 1996. The couple is blessed with three adorable children, a daughter, and two sons.

The three children of Dana White

The UFC President’s oldest son is named after him and is currently at university, where he plays football. His second is now making his way into boxing after also playing football in high school. The youngest son named Aidan, prefers to live her life out of the spotlight but is not immune to hurtful messages from the public.

Dana White’s daughter, Savannah is the youngest member of the White family. Dana’s children are following their paths, something their father emphasized. For their 16th birthday, the youngest two received the most lavish parties they could have imagined from their father.

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The heart of the family, Savannah, is still pursuing her academic years. While the UFC lynchpin occasionally shares updates about his family, Savannah is protected from the public limelight. Therefore, not much information is available about her in the public domain.

Combat sports aspirations of White’s sons

Due to their exposure to combat sports from a young age, both Aidan and Dana III took a liking to sports and dreamt of being professional sports persons. While Dana III is an American football player who plays for San Diego Toreros football, Aiden is an amateur boxer. Notably, both also received training in Muay Thai and Jiu-Jitsu at a young age.

The kids started their training at three, beginning with boxing, which is the easiest to learn. An upgrade to Jiu-jitsu would follow at age 12. However, despite all their interest in martial arts and their dad putting them through the training, Dana II wanted to avoid forcing a career on them. Instead, he wanted them to choose whichever profession they most appreciated and felt happy doing, and he would support them.