Patrick Mahomes Makes a Heartfelt Confession Involving Brittany and Kids

For the first time, in this 2024 season, the Kansas City Chiefs are traveling to Atlanta for a matchup. Patrick Mahomes’ Chiefs will be facing off against Kirk Cousins and the Atlanta Falcons in Week 3.

As the journey for Mahomes and his team will be hectic and away from their family, the Red Army’s quarterback has already decided how to be emotionally available for his pregnant wife, Brittany Mahomes, and two kids – Sterling and Bronze.

Hence, while appearing in an interview with People Magazine, tied to a new campaign with T-Mobile, Patrick Mahomes confessed that “he relies on FaceTime when the team travels, so that he doesn’t miss out on any family moments” with Brittany and children.

So, that means, this time again, when the Chiefs will be away for the Falcons’ matchup, Patrick would be video calling his family to support them, and get best wishes ahead of the game.

Besides this, not only Mahomes made this vulnerable confession, he also explained the reason behind it. The reigning Super Bowl champ expressed, “It makes the distance feel a little smaller when I’m on the road.” Aww! That’s a perfect way to handle sports and family simultaneously.

Now, with this revelation, it’s clearly depicted that Mahomes is a family-man. And no matter where he is at present, he will never fail to give his time to his family.

This is also evident from Randi Mahomes’ earlier statements when the 53-year-old said that she has passed on family values to her son. That’s why Patrick Mahomes once said, when asked about retirement, that he would continue playing sports as long as it doesn’t affect his family.

Now, before any retirement plans, Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs are aiming for the NFL’s first three-peat. They have already registered two consecutive wins and now are heading into their third game.

The Chiefs vs. Falcons game is set to kick off at 8:20 p.m. ET on Sunday, September 22, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The game will air on NBC, and fans can also live stream it on Peacock and NBC.com.