Brittany Mahomes and Kids Enjoy Their ‘First Adventure in NOLA’ Ahead of the Super Bowl
The Mahomes family is enjoying the sights of New Orleans before Patrick Mahomes embarks on his quest for another Super Bowl championship.
“First adventure in NOLA [at] the aquarium,” shared Patrick’s wife, Brittany Mahomes, in an Instagram Story on Friday, February 7.
In the photograph, Brittany, 29, sported a casual white T-shirt and a blue “Mom Szn” baseball cap while pushing a double stroller. Inside the stroller, their daughter Sterling, 3, beamed with delight next to her brother Bronze, 2, as they explored the fish tanks. While Sterling wore a big smile, Bronze seemed less enthusiastic.
“Bronze, yes, he did not enjoy any of it,” Brittany added in her post.
Later that evening, Brittany and Patrick, 29, had a sophisticated double date with Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift at the New Orleans eatery Lilette. Swift, 35, dressed in all black, while Brittany dazzled in a red coat representing the Kansas City Chiefs.
Brittany and Patrick, who welcomed their youngest daughter Golden just last month, traveled to New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX. The Chiefs quarterback is set to lead his team into the big game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, February 9.
Brittany has been Patrick’s biggest supporter since their high school days, and she seldom misses any of his matches. She is expected to cheer for the Chiefs at the Super Bowl alongside all three of their children.
“I’m thrilled she’ll be there,” Patrick mentioned in a pregame press briefing earlier this week, specifically regarding their 3-week-old Golden. “I think it’ll be her first football game at the Super Bowl, and I hope we can secure a win for her.”
He added, “Having another baby always adds motivation. I want them to experience the same memories as the other two.”
Sterling and Bronze have already become familiar faces at Chiefs games since their arrivals. They last attended the team’s divisional playoff showdown against the Houston Texans in January.
“It’s been a wonderful journey, sharing it with everyone here in Kansas City—from the organization and community to the team and my family,” Patrick expressed to reporters. “I cherish these moments. I still recall experiences from the World Series my dad, [Patrick Mahomes Sr.], played when I was only 5. These are the memories I’ll keep with my family forever.”
He continued, “It’s a growing family, but I hope we can pause for a bit. It’s a blessing to be part of these important games and to be welcomed into the Kansas City community as a family member.”
