Brittany Mahomes Jokes 'Just Doing My Part' as Fans Link Her Pregnancies to Chiefs Super Bowl Runs
Brittany Mahomes, the wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, reposted a Complex Sports observation on her Instagram Stories on November 12, responding to a coincidence fans have been discussing for days. The post read, 'Every season Brittany Mahomes is pregnant, the Chiefs make the Super Bowl.' Brittany added, 'Glad someone finally figured this out, just doing my part over here,' followed by laughing emojis.
According to a timeline checked by PEOPLE, the claim rests on three real overlaps. Daughter Sterling was born in February 2021, about three weeks after the Chiefs reached Super Bowl LV, where they lost to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Son Bronze was born in November 2022, in the season the Chiefs beat the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII. Daughter Golden was born in January 2025, about a month before the Chiefs reached Super Bowl LIX, where they lost to the Eagles. In other words, in each of the three pregnancy seasons, the Chiefs ended up playing in the Super Bowl.
Patrick Mahomes had already been asked about the pattern at a team press conference on November 11. 'I'm hoping. I don't know if Brittany is,' he said with a laugh. 'But I'm hoping if we can keep that going and get another Super Bowl win with a baby on the way, that'd be awesome for sure.' As GSM reported earlier, the couple announced in a joint Instagram post on November 10 that they are expecting their fourth child, captioned, 'Another blessing from God, and then there were 6.'
The Chiefs are 6-2 and are scheduled to visit the 3-6 Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, November 15. The Mahomeses have not announced the fourth baby's sex or due date.
Source: PEOPLE
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Photo: 资料图：Patrick Mahomes本人肖像（Senior Airman Alec Risser摄，公共领域，经Wikimedia Commons），版面图为等比适配加模糊底衬、头部完整，非Instagram快拍截图。/ File photo: Patrick Mahomes (photo by Senior Airman Alec Risser, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons), presented in a 16:9 frame with a blurred backdrop and his head fully in frame; not a screenshot of the Instagram Story.
