Patrick and Brittany Mahomes have a new baby on the way, and if history is any guide, the Kansas City Chiefs may want to pay attention.
On Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, the couple announced that Brittany Mahomes is pregnant with their fourth child. The timing immediately stood out because the Chiefs have reached - or won - the Super Bowl every time she has been pregnant over the last three seasons.
That run started with Sterling Skye. Brittany Mahomes was pregnant with their first daughter during the 2020 season, and Kansas City’s year ended with a Super Bowl loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
She was pregnant again with their second child, Bronze, and gave birth in November 2022. That season finished with the Chiefs beating the Philadelphia Eagles for the Super Bowl title.
A few years later, she gave birth to their third child, Golden Raye, and Kansas City lost that Super Bowl season to the Eagles.
Patrick and Brittany Mahomes have been together since high school, and Brittany Mahomes has built her own profile beyond football. She played soccer and is a co-owner of the Kansas City Current.
Whether the pregnancy streak continues into another Super Bowl trip is still to be determined. The Chiefs have work to do after falling to the Denver Broncos in Week 8, which left them in second place in the AFC West. They answered in Week 9 with a dominant win over the New York Jets.
Patrick Mahomes has been solid this season after a turbulent 2025 campaign. He has thrown for 2,037 yards, 14 touchdowns and four interceptions. He also took a scary hit against the Jets that injured his elbow, though he returned to the game.
In his first 10 NFL seasons, Mahomes has played in five Super Bowls and won three of them. He has also made six Pro Bowls, earned two NFL MVP awards and been named a three-time All-Pro, with two First-team selections and one Second-team nod.
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