Patrick Mahomes still partying a week after Super Bowl LVII: Big celebration for his first-born daughter’s birthday

Kansas City Chiefs. Brittany Mahomes deals with Patrick’s groupies and hate speech in a classy way
Super Bowl. Patrick Mahomes unbelievably almost gave away the Vince Lombardi Trophy to fan at parade.

The holidays don’t end in February for Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who is one week removed from winning both his second Super Bowl and his second Super Bowl MVP award. This Monday he was again an integral part of a celebration, although in a very different way from the previous ones.

The also MVP of the past NFL regular season celebrated with his wife, Brittany Matthews, the second birthday of their firstborn Sterling Skye, with a beautiful themed party that left the beautiful baby with a huge smile on her face. This is how the proud dads shared it on their respective Instagram accounts.

Patrick and Brittany Mahomes, happy on their daughter’s birthday

“My baby girl is a whole 2 years old!” Brittany Matthews said. “I can’t even believe it. These have been some of the best years of my life being your mama Sterling Skye! You make everyday a good day! Now please stop growing up.”

It is also notorious that the MVP of Super Bowls LIV and LVII is much less active than his wife on Instagram, sample of this is the much more terse comment.

“My heart Happy 2nd birthday!” wrote Mahomes on Instagram.It is worth remembering that Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Matthews have been sweethearts since they studied together in high school and that the quarterback asked the businesswoman during the ring ceremony after the victory of the Chiefs in Super Bowl LIV. This marriage also gave life to Patrick “Bronze” Lavon who is only months old.

Patrick Mahomes made a big splash during the parade celebrating the victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII, as he was clearly drunk and practically gave the Vince Lombardi Trophy to a fan he didn’t know. Fortunately, someone in the Chiefs organization recovered the NFL’s highest award given out every year.