Brittany Mahomes, wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, has captivated fans with her stunning postpartum glow. Just six days after welcoming her third child, Golden Raye, Brittany made her first public appearance, cheering Patrick on during the Chiefs‘ 23-14 Divisional Round win over the Houston Texans.
The 29-year-old shared her glam secrets on Instagram, thanking her makeup artist Laurabeth Cabott and hairstylist Bex Pichelmann for helping her feel “human again.”
49 never felt so good! Patrick Mahomes’ mom looks stunning
Posting close-up photos of her radiant look, Brittany showcased her natural beauty with soft eyeshadow, a touch of blush, and a gentle pink lip. Her blonde curls cascaded over her shoulders, completing the look that fans called nothing short of “glowing.”
Cabott also celebrated Brittany‘s resilience, captioning the snaps: “@brittanylynne serving mother and wife of the year. No days off for our queen #gamedayglam.” Brittany responded, echoing the sentiment with a simple: “No days off.”
Related:
Celebrating baby Golden
Golden Raye, Brittany and Patrick’s third child, was born on January 12, a joyous addition to their growing family that includes Sterling and Bronze. Brittany announced Golden‘s arrival with a heartwarming photo of the couple’s hands resting above their daughter’s tiny feet, captioned with love.
Patrick humorously revealed during Christmas that the timing of Golden‘s birth was perfect for the Chiefs‘ playoff schedule.
“I told my pregnant wife I was gonna get her the number one seed so we can go have that baby,” he said after the Chiefs secured the top playoff spot on December 25.
Brittany‘s quick return to game-day duties drew admiration across social media. From her presence at Arrowhead Stadium to her effortless glam, fans couldn’t help but marvel at her ability to balance it all.
During Saturday’s game, Brittany was spotted on the field alongside her two eldest children, Sterling and Bronze.
The siblings were seen intently watching their father deliver a post-game speech, only to rush to him with joy when he finished.
