Brittany Mahomes’ kids are growing up!
On Wednesday, Feb. 12, the Kansas City Current co-owner, who shares three children with Chiefs’ quarterback Patrick Mahomes, shared several Instagram Stories of daughter Sterling and son Bronze receiving their first haircuts.
“Sterling’s first haircut,” she captioned a post showing the 3-year-old’s golden curls lying on the floor alongside a crying face emoji. The next post showed 2-year-old Bronze gearing up for his turn, which she captioned with an eyes holding back tears emoji.
Brittany’s final Instagram Story revealed cute before and after images of her kid’s hair.
It has been an emotional week for the mom of three, 29, following the Kansas City Chiefs’ defeat at the 2025 Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 9. When Patrick, 29, shared an heartfelt apology following the game, Brittany responded that she was also “crying.”
The NFL star addressed his post to the #ChiefsKingdom, saying, “I let y’all down today. I’ll always continue to work and try and learn and be better for it.” He added, “We will be back.”
At the game itself — which saw the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 — Sterling and Bronze also enjoyed their moment in the limelight.
The pair — who wore red-and-gold T-shirts with Patrick’s No. 15 emblazoned on the front — took to the field, with Sterling confidently crossing her arms and giving a pout.
Brittany dressed in a chic all-white outfit for the game which came less than one month after she and Patrick welcomed their third child.
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The couple announced their exciting news on Sunday, Jan. 12, via an Instagram post showing a black-and-white photo where they could be seen holding their baby daughter’s feet above a wooden sign that read “Golden Raye Mahomes• 1/12/25🎀✨.”
Patrick later shared that he and Brittany were “good with three for right now,” when asked about the possibility of more children during a Tuesday, Jan. 14 press conference.
“We’ll see down the line, maybe,” he continued. “But my goal was always three. So we’ve had three. And we’ll stick there for a while and see if we need to come back and get another one later on.”
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