Patrick Mahomes' mother Randi calls herself "Happy Momma" while bonding with younger son Jackson and daughter Mia
On Friday, Patrick Mahomes' mother Randi enjoyed a happy moment with her younger children, Jackson Mahomes and Mia Randall. She shared a sweet picture on Instagram, calling herself a "Happy Momma."
In the photo, Randi sits in the middle, wearing a bright red shirt and smiling. Jackson wore a light hoodie, while Mia, Patrick’s half-sister, was dressed in white.
"Love family time together," read the second part of the overlay.
Randi is a proud mother of three. She often shares snippets of her family's life online.
Jackson has built his own identity on social media, while Mia, the youngest of the Mahomes' siblings, continues to grow up in the public eye. She is Randi's youngest child and Patrick's half-sister.
Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' mother shared a special memory
Randi Mahomes is proud of her elder son Patrick Mahomes' achievements. Earlier this week on Instagram, she gave fans a sneak peek of a quilt made from his old jerseys. This quilt, filled with pieces from his childhood, high school and college sports days, represents his hard work and love for the game.
"Having a nostalgic moment…and spring break is bringing back all the memories from traveling with sports to team hangouts to tournaments. Every jersey tells a story. 🏈⚾️🏀This quilt is a reminder of all the hard work, dedication, and dreams along the way. So proud of the journey and the memories stitched into every piece," read the caption of the Instagram Post.
Randi first gave the quilt to Patrick when he was in college at Texas Tech. However, she later took it back to keep it safe.
Patrick Mahomes went to Whitehouse High School in Whitehouse, Texas, where he played football, baseball and basketball. He then played college football at Texas Tech University from 2014 to 2016.
In 2017, Mahomes entered the NFL Draft and was picked 10th overall by the Kansas City Chiefs. Since then, he has become one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history with three championships (LIV, LVII, LVIII) and two MVP Awards (2018, 2022).