Brittany Mahomes just gave fans a much closer look at one of the most personal pieces of ink she’s been keeping mostly under wraps.
The Kansas City Current co-owner recently shared a detailed photo of the fine-line family tattoo on her right arm after eagle-eyed viewers noticed it during a Kansas City Chiefs game. In the moment that sparked the buzz, she had rolled up her jacket sleeves while holding her youngest child, and the artwork was impossible to miss.
Once the online curiosity took off, Mahomes posted the close-up herself and addressed the attention directly. She wrote on her Instagram Story, “I guess I never have showed my tattoo and people are so intrigued 😂”.
The design stretches from her wrist to her elbow in a delicate loop. It features the cursive names and birthdates of her three children - Sterling, Bronze, and Golden - along with a continuous-line sketch of each child’s side profile. Patrick Mahomes’ initials are worked into the piece as well.
Mahomes also explained the meaning behind the tattoo, saying, “It’s the side profiles of my kiddos with Patrick’s initials into their names and birthdays 🥹🤍.”
Brittany Mahomes and Patrick Mahomes have been together since their Whitehouse High School days in Tyler, Texas, when they started dating in 2012. After staying close through different colleges, Patrick proposed inside Arrowhead Stadium in September 2020. The couple married in Maui, Hawaii, in 2022.
Their family has grown steadily since then. Their first daughter, Sterling Skye, was born in February 2021, Patrick “Bronze” Lavon Mahomes III arrived in November 2022, and their third child, Serena Marie, was born in August 2024.
For now, Mahomes’ tattoo remains a very personal tribute - one that clearly caught fans’ attention the second it came into view.
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