Brittany Mahomes is giving fans a rare look at a tattoo that’s been hiding in plain sight.
The Kansas City Current co-owner shared a close-up of the intricate family ink after viewers caught a glimpse of it during a recent Kansas City Chiefs game. While holding her youngest child and rolling up her jacket sleeves, she exposed the fine-line design on her right arm, and the online curiosity took off from there.
To answer the buzz, Mahomes posted a detailed photo on her Instagram Story and wrote, “I guess I never have showed my tattoo and people are so intrigued 😂”.
The tattoo starts around her right wrist and stretches delicately toward her elbow. 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 facial profile. The piece also includes Patrick Mahomes’ initials worked into the design.
Mahomes later explained the meaning behind it, saying, “It’s the side profiles of my kiddos with Patrick’s initials into their names and birthdays 🥹🤍.”
Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Matthews first began dating in 2012 as high school sweethearts at Whitehouse High School in Tyler, Texas. Their relationship stayed strong through different colleges, and Patrick proposed inside Arrowhead Stadium in September 2020. The pair married in Maui, Hawaii, in 2022.
They’ve since grown their family to three children. Sterling Skye was born in February 2021, Patrick “Bronze” Lavon Mahomes III arrived in November 2022, and Serena Marie was born in August 2024. It remains unknown whether they plan to have a fourth child, which could give Brittany even more room to expand the tattoo.
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