Patrick Mahomes Caught Carrying The ‘Goods,’ But It’s Not A Football

Patrick Mahomes may be a three-time Super Bowl champion, but his latest role? Proud husband and a hands-on dad.

Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes have had a busy start to the year, recently welcoming their third child, Golden Raye Mahomes, on January 12, 2025. The couple are also parents to daughter Sterling Skye, 3, and son Patrick “Bronze” Lavon Mahomes III.

On Thursday, February 27, Brittany Mahomes gave fans a glimpse into their life on the go, sharing a lighthearted moment on her Instagram Stories.

The mother of three posted a snapshot of Patrick holding two containers of her wearable breast pumps while they were en route to a commercial photo shoot.

“Work trip with my boo & he’s got the goods [laughing face emoji],” Brittany captioned the photo, showing her NFL star husband lending a helping hand.

Once they arrived, Brittany gave fans another update, posting a mirror selfie with her glam team. “Team Britt's first commercial shoot [face with tears welling up emoji] [heart-eyed emoji],” she wrote, marking the milestone moment.

She also shared photos of the dressing room doors for both herself and Patrick, teasing in one post that she had temporarily “kicked him out of my trailer[laughing face emoji].”

Since Golden’s arrival, Brittany has slowly been introducing their newest family member to the world.

Two weeks after her birth, she shared an adorable Instagram Stories featuring the newborn’s tiny feet, dressed in a onesie with football prints on her legs, which is an endearing tribute to her dad.

“The cutest little feet[face with tears welling up emoji],” Brittany captioned the sweet video.

A week later, Patrick gave his own update during a Super Bowl week press conference in New Orleans, revealing that baby Golden has been “amazing” and “sleeping well.” He also shared that Brittany has been “extremely happy” as they settle into life as a family of five.

That same week, while Patrick was preparing for the big game, Brittany enjoyed some quality time with their older children, Sterling and Bronze, exploring New Orleans. She documented their “first adventure of NOLA” on social media, sharing snapshots from a visit to the Audubon Aquarium.

While Sterling seemed to love the experience, Brittany revealed that Bronze was less impressed. “Bronze… yes in fact, he did not like any of it,” she wrote alongside a family photo.

Patrick Mahomes is embracing change as he heads into the NFL offseason with a brand-new look.

The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback, long recognized for his signature mohawk-style haircut, has officially ditched the iconic style in favor of a noticeably shorter cut. Mahomes debuted his fresh trim at a family event over the weekend, marking the first time in years he’s switched up his signature hairstyle.

For much of his career, dating back to his Texas Tech days and through multiple Super Bowl runs, Mahomes maintained his signature look: tapered sides with longer curls on top. But new photos circulating on social media show the star QB opting for a sleeker, more streamlined style.

In now-viral images shared on Reddit and X (formerly Twitter), Mahomes is seen wearing a black collared T-shirt, black sunglasses, and a red flower pinned to his chest. His once-voluminous curls have been significantly trimmed down, sparking a wave of reactions from fans.

The timing of Mahomes’ transformation comes on the heels of a disappointing end to the Chiefs’ season. Kansas City suffered a heartbreaking defeat in Super Bowl LIX against the Philadelphia Eagles, ending their hopes of securing a historic three-peat.

"I take all the blame for that," Mahomes admitted after the loss. "Those turnovers swing the moment of the game, and they capitalized on them. They scored on one and got a touchdown immediately after another. That’s 14 points I gave them. It’s hard to come back from that in the Super Bowl."

Looking ahead, the Chiefs' leader is already focused on bouncing back. "There’s things I have to get better at, and they kinda showed today on the biggest stage," he continued. "I have to find a way this off-season to combat what defenses are doing to me. I can’t make bad plays worse. That’s why I take ownership in this loss more than probably any loss in my entire career because I put us in the bad spot."