Patrick Mahomes and his wife, Brittany Mahomes, went all-out to celebrate daughter Sterling’s 4th birthday.
Brittany, 29, documented the festivities via her Instagram Stories on Thursday, February 20, revealing that the family of five enjoyed an intimate pool party to mark the occasion. (Brittany and Patrick, 29, also share son Bronze, 2, and daughter Golden, 1 month.)
In the adorable family snaps, Sterling sported a teal swim shirt with illustrations of flamingos. Her gear perfectly matched the birthday cake.
Patrick and Brittany presented their firstborn with an ombré pink cake that was decorated with two fondant flamingos, green palm leaves, golden sprinkles and four hot pink candles. Sterling ultimately blew out the candles under the watchful eyes of her parents and brother Bronze.
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“OK, make a wish and blow them out,” Brittany explained in Instagram Story footage.
After blowing out her candles, Sterling returned to the pool, where she couldn’t resist playing on a matching inflatable flamingo float.
Ahead of the birthday bash, Sterling’s proud parents shared a sweet social media tribute in her honor.
“Sterling Skye is 4! This sweetest, most kind little girl ever,” Brittany and Patrick’s joint post read. “I thank God every day for choosing me to be your mom, you have taught me so much about life and what matters most and I truly am so thankful you made me a mama!”
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They added, “You are the best big sister to Golden and Bronze and they are so lucky to have you guiding them your Mom and Dad love you beyond and more. Keep being you baby girl!!!”
Patrick’s mother, Randi, replied, “Happiest day to you Sterling 
I love you.”
Sterling and her siblings are often fixtures at Patrick’s Kansas City Chiefs games. In fact, Sterling and Bronze joined Brittany at Super Bowl LIX earlier this month, which the Chiefs lost to the Philadelphia Eagles. The quarterback previously praised having his children watch his football games.
“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 said during a January press conference. “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.”
