Even during the NFL offseason, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes continues to draw headlines. This week, Mahomes and his wife, Brittany, were spotted enjoying America’s pastime as they took in an MLB game between the Kansas City Royals and the New York Yankees at Kauffman Stadium.
The couple was seen seated in the front row, cheering on their hometown Royals. Patrick, staying true to his Kansas City roots, wore a Royals jersey, while Brittany sported a crisp white top paired with a Royals cap.
The image, shared by BBQ Chiefs on X, quickly gained traction as fans recognized the duo’s consistent support for local teams-even when the Royals struggled in a tough loss to their American League rivals.
While the Royals didn’t get the win, the Mahomeses once again stole the spotlight, something they’ve become known for during the offseason. Just last month, the couple made waves when they attended the F1 Miami Grand Prix on May 5. Patrick took to Instagram to share photos from the race with a simple caption: “F1 Miami.”
A stylish offseason for Kansas City’s First Couple
Whether front row at a ballgame or trackside at an international racing event, Patrick and Brittany Mahomes have carved out a unique presence beyond football.
For the F1 outing, Mahomes donned a laid-back multicolor half-sleeve shirt with matching shorts, while Brittany brought effortless elegance in a fitted white top and coordinated pants, proving that style is never an afterthought for the high-profile couple.
These moments reflect how Mahomes has used his offseason to decompress while still staying connected to the sports world. With three Super Bowl rings to his name and a reputation as one of the NFL’s top quarterbacks, Mahomes continues to show fans he’s just as much a supporter as he is a superstar.
As the countdown to NFL training camp ticks on, appearances like these serve as reminders that Mahomes knows how to balance intensity and downtime. And whether it’s the roar of an F1 engine or the crack of a baseball bat, he and Brittany are always game for a front-row view.
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