Chief’s star # QB1’s Mama Randi Mahomes is living her best life. Though divorce can be a hefty affair for many, Randi has always been one to take it in stride. Be it her inspirational thoughts or outings with her ‘Mahomies’ and friends, the 47-year-old is the pillar of the family.
Recently, after watching her son, Patrick Mahomes, win ‘The Match’ against the big shots and his documentary release ‘Quarterback,’ Mama Mahomes was spotted having some ‘me-time.’ It made fans wonder what she is up to these days.
17 years later, Mama Mahomes is at her best
Randi is a social influencer who is on the rise just like her son, City Chief’s QB ‘Showtime’ Mahomes. After her divorce from Pat’s father, Major League Baseball pitcher Pat Mahomes Sr. in 2006, she raised her children independently. Working as an event coordinator for Hollytree Country Club, Mama Mahomes has set a benchmark of inspiration for her children. She stands by them in the face of adversities, like the sexual assault charges on Jackson or being with her daughter-in-law Brittany after her playdate with a dolphin. Recently, she was spotted at Tia Juanita’s Henderson with her 5 best mates having some quality time. On IG, she posted, “Spending the day and night with these ladies was just what the doctor ordered!! Love you all,”
She even reposted Quickstyle’s video tagging all of her friends “NEED TO WORK ON THESE MOVES FOR NEXT TIME!!!” Fans see it as her solace ad retreat amidst her son Jackson’s controversial case hearings and the NFL kickoffs of her eldest Mahomes just 12 days away. Just a few days back, she reposted her friends’ story, adding the text, “Take us back to simpler times,” where she was seen sporting a Disney’s Minnie Mouse patriotic ears headband with daughter Mia. Won’t be wrong to say that even in the middle of the lows, Randi inspires all her 142000 followers.
She is ‘The Mahomies’ Superwoman
The 50-year-old sticks to her goal of setting a good example. She constantly embraces values and inspires others to do it. With every single post on her social media, Randi graces her followers with timeless wisdom. It makes her an inspirational figure to many. Recently, she took to her IG story and shared, “A mistake that makes you humble is better than an achievement that makes you arrogant,” which might be seen as an ode to the recent controversies surrounding the family.
Though just like her son’s 15 and Mahomies Charity, she also actively supports many others, like the children’s charity Variety KC and runs QB Producer. It is an official website that offers personalized cameos and branded products, including clutches, sunglass cases, totes, passport books, and a collection dedicated to “Everything Game Day.” Through her endeavors, Randi showcases the power of kindness that can transform the community.
