The Mahomes family is taking in the New Orleans sight before Patrick Mahomes’ latest quest for a Super Bowl victory.
“First adventure of NOLA [at] the aquarium,” Patrick’s wife, Brittany Mahomes, captioned an Instagram Story post on Friday, February 7.
In the snap, Brittany, 29, dressed casually in a white T-shirt with a blue “Mom Szn” baseball cap as she pushed a double stroller. Her and Patrick’s daughter Sterling, 3, sat in the pram beside brother Bronze, 2, as they checked out the fish tanks. While Sterling had a big grin across her face, Bronze appeared to scowl.
“Bronze, yes, in fact, he did not like any of it,” Brittany added in her caption.
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Later that night, Brittany and Patrick, 29, enjoyed a grown-up double date with Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift at New Orleans restaurant Lilette. While Swift, 35, opted for all-black, Brittany stunned in a Kansas City Chiefs-colored red coat.
Brittany and Patrick, who welcomed youngest daughter Golden last month, recently traveled to New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX. The Chiefs quarterback will lead his NFL team back to the big game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, February 9.
Brittany, meanwhile, has been Patrick’s No. 1 cheerleader since high school when they started dating and now rarely misses one of his football games. She is expected to cheer on the Chiefs at the Super Bowl alongside all three kids.
“I’m excited for her to be able to come,” Patrick said in a pregame press conference earlier this week, specifically referring to 3-week-old Golden. “I think it’ll be her first football game at the Super Bowl and I hope that we get her a win.”
He added, “It’s always motivating whenever you have another baby. I mean, just because I want them to have the same experiences that the other two have.”
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Sterling and Bronze have already been staples at Chiefs games ever since their respective arrivals. They last attended the team’s divisional playoff game against the Houston Texans in January.
“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 at the time. “I just try to cherish that. I still remember moments from the World Series my dad, [Patrick Mahomes Sr.], 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, “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.”
