As Patrick Mahomes takes a breather following his instrumental role in securing the Kansas City Chiefs’ second consecutive Super Bowl victory, he’s found a vibrant new way to enjoy his offseason. Recently, Mahomes’ wife Brittany shared a glimpse into their family time on Instagram, featuring themselves and their children, Sterling Skye and Patrick Lavon III, affectionately known as Bronze, immersed in the whimsical world of Bluey’s Big Play, an Emmy-winning children’s show.
On Saturday, Brittany, 28, shared a series of posts on her Instagram Story, including one of her family spending time with the main character of the popular Australian kids animated show. In the post, Brittany, Patrick, 28, daughter Sterling Skye, 3, and son Patrick “Bronze” Lavon Mahomes III, 15 months, posed with a life-size version of the Blue Heeler puppy.
The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback stood on one side holding their son in the snap, while Brittany stood on the other side holding the couple’s daughter. Both husband and wife sported white and light blue ensembles, while Bronze wore a black romper suit with white smiley face icons over it. Sterling, meanwhile, looked adorable in a cream sweater with black pants, gold shoes and a cute pink bow in her hair.
In another Instagram Story post, Brittany shared that the family saw a stage show featuring Bluey and his friends. The image, taken from the audience, showed several of the characters on stage. “The kids LOVED this,” the mom of two wrote across the image, adding a heart-eye emoji.
The couple’s daughter appeared to be in great spirits following the outing, which a later Instagram Story post documented, as she could be seen dancing around in a backyard. The fun family trip took place after Patrick attended the 101 Awards on Friday and was named the Kansas City Chiefs’ MVP at the ceremony.
The quarterback was joined at the annual awards event, held each year in Kansas City, by NFL greats, and received the Derrick Thomas Award, a team-voted MVP trophy. “To be nominated by your teammates, that’s the true reward,” Patrick said of his award, per The Kansas City Star.
