The pregnant mom took her kids to a Kansas City Current game on Saturday, Nov. 9 — with Sterling, 3, and Bronze, who turns 2 on Nov. 28, sporting bright teal Current teddy bear jackets and yellow headphones.
Brittany and husband Patrick Mahomes, both 29, are co-owners of the women’s soccer team and routinely support the Current at home games.
Brittany Mahomes with Bronze and Sterling on Nov. 9, 2024.
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Brittany opted for a red baseball cap with the team’s logo and black pants with a white hoodie. Another clip the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model shared on her Instagram Stories included Sterling excitedly waving a flag while cheering on the Current.
Later, Brittany posted more photos on her Instagram grid, including sitting at a white table with her two little ones at the match, a shot snuggling up with Sterling, one of Bronze holding a flag and a final group photo that showed her kneeling down with her arms around her 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren.
“Game day babies🩵,” Brittany captioned the carousel.
Brittany and her kids previously attended a Current game in October, while she and Patrick went to a game in September, donning matching baseball caps.
Brittany Mahomes with Sterling and Bronze on Nov. 9, 2024.
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Though both are co-owners, Brittany, who previously played soccer for the University of Texas at Tyler and professionally in Iceland, is also a co-founder of the team with Chris and Angie Long, establishing it in December 2020.
“I am thankful for the chance to join @brittanylynne as part of the @thekccurrent ownership team,” the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback wrote on X in January 2023 when he joined is wife as a co-investor. “She and the Longs have done an incredible job building a world-class organization and I am excited to join another championship-caliber club as it continues to make history.”
Sterling Mahomes on Nov. 9, 2024.
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“We are so thrilled to make this a family affair and have Patrick join as an owner,” Brittany said in a team statement at the time. “He has been a huge supporter behind-the-scenes. His passion for the Current is undeniable and I am glad that he will be with us as we continue on our journey to become the best in the NWSL.”
