Patrick and Brittany Mahomes steal spotlight at Royals vs. Yankees clash with front-row appearance
Patrick Mahomes and his wife, Brittany, spent time together watching an MLB game this week. During the NFL offseason, the Chiefs' QB continues to make headlines away from the field.
On Tuesday, he was spotted watching an MLB game between the Kansas City Royals and the New York Yankees at Kauffman Stadium. Mahomes sat in the front row, cheering the Royals.
BBQ Chiefs shared a picture of Patrick Mahomes and his wife, Brittany, discussing the game while sitting in the front row on X (formerly Twitter).
Brittany Mahomes wore a white top and a Royals cap. Mahomes was spotted in a Royals jersey. The Royals struggled and lost the game against their American League rivals.
Last month, the Mahomes couple was spotted watching the F1 Miami Grand Prix. On May 5, Patrick Mahomes shared pictures from his F1 outing with his wife on Instagram with a two-word caption:
"F1 Miami."
For the F1 race, Patrick Mahomes styled in a comfortable multicolor half-sleeve shirt and matching shirt pants while his wife looked elegant in a white top and matching pants.
Patrick Mahomes reacts to hilarious tattoo story shared by Post Malone
On Wednesday, T-Mobile shared a video of Post Malone getting a tattoo. While he was getting inked, the American rapper and singer shared a hilarious tattoo story involving the Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce.
He told the tattoo artist that he had to tattoo the Kansas City Chiefs logo after he lost a bet to Mahomes and Kelce.
"The Kansas City Chiefs tattoo is always a good story. I told Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes that if they beat me in a game of beer pong, I would get a tattoo of their signatures and the Kansas City Chiefs logo. And they cheated so I lost and so that's probably my funniest story," Malone said.
Mahomes reshared the post on his Instagram story, writing:
"To be clear, we won fair and square @postmalone"
Mahomes is gearing up for the upcoming season with the Chiefs. His team was the runner-up at the Super Bowl championship earlier this year.