Brittany Mahomes reacts to Chiefs calling Patrick’s pregame denim fit ‘Golden’ baby

The wife of the star Kansas City quarterback can’t help but comment on the team’s caption for Patrick’s arrival for the playoff game vs. the Texans.
Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes cheer during the game between the Kansas City Current and Atletico De Madrid during The Women’s Cup at CPKC Stadium.
Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes cheer during the game between the Kansas City Current and Atletico De Madrid during The Women’s Cup at CPKC Stadium. / Jay Biggerstaff-Imagn Images

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes arrived at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium for Saturday’s divisional playoff game against the Houston Texans for the first time since wife Brittany Mahomes gave birth to baby Golden Raye.

The couple welcomed their third child last Sunday with the most adorable social media post. They also have Sterling Skye, 3, and Patrick Lavon “Bronze”, 2, together.

Patrick rolled in wearing a denim jacket and jeans and some Oakley shades. The Chiefs Instagram account captioned the fit post, “chiefs QB1’s looking Golden ✨,” which had Brittany crying laughing on her repost.

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The Chiefs will need Patrick to be golden if they are going to be the first NFL team to ever three-peat. QB1 certainly had the look of a champion strolling in on Saturday.

Meanwhile back home, Brittany showed off Golden’s new nursery with special golden touches throughout it.

Win or lose these playoffs, the golden boy Mahomes certainly has a golden life back home with baby Golden, Sterling, Bronze, and Brittany.

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