Brittany Mahomes Documents Eldest Children Sterling and Bronze’s 1st Haircuts: See Before and After

Brittany Mahomes is in her feelings over her eldest children’s latest milestones.

“Sterling’s first hair cut 🥺😭,” Mahomes, 29, wrote via Instagram Story on Wednesday, February 12, sharing a photo of chopped blonde curls on the floor.

Brittany shares daughter Sterling, 3, with her husband, Patrick Mahomes. The couple also are parents to son Bronze, 2, and daughter Golden, who was born in January.

In a follow-up snap, Brittany marveled that it was also “Bronze’s turn” to get his hair chopped. A before-and-after image revealed that Sterling’s blonde locks were cropped mid-back, while Bronze’s light curls were cut shorter.

Brittany and her family recently returned home to Kansas City from New Orleans where they traveled to watch Patrick in the 2025 Super Bowl on Sunday, February 9.

Patrick, 29, is the starting quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs, who lost the big game 40-22 to the Philadelphia Eagles. Brittany attended the NFL championship, rocking a white corset with matching jeans that read “Chiefs” down one pant leg.

Sterling and Bronze, meanwhile, twinned in red T-shirts with “15” in the middle to represent their dad’s jersey number. While Bronze wore a pair of khakis with the family’s last name across a leg, Sterling’s bottoms were black with a red feather trim. She also wore Chiefs-branded hair bows.

Brittany took her eldest children to greet Patrick on the NFL sidelines ahead of Super Bowl LIX before heading up to watch the game from a private suite. They were joined by Patrick’s parents, Pat Sr. and Randi, and his siblings Jackson and Mia.

Brittany often brings her kids to Patrick’s Chiefs matchups.

“It’s been a special run, just with everybody here in Kansas City from the organization to the community, from the team and from my family,” Patrick told reporters last month of having Sterling and Bronze watch his games. “I just try to cherish that. I still remember moments from the World Series my dad played when I was 5 years old. So, these are moments I’ll have with my family for the rest of my life.”

He continued at the time, “It’s a growing family, but [I] hope we are done growing for a little while. It’s cool that I’m able to play in these big games and the Kansas City community has brought me in to be a part of their family.”