Patrick Mahomes’ latest family photos are making the rounds online, and the conversation around them has gone well beyond a simple look at the Chiefs quarterback with Brittany and their three children.
The newly shared portraits show the family of five posed together in four different pictures, with Mahomes smiling beside his wife and their kids. The images were enough to set off a wave of social media attention, but much of that chatter quickly centered on the children’s appearance and mixed heritage rather than the family photos themselves.
The reactions ranged from jokes to pointed observations about how the siblings look compared with one another. Among the comments that circulated were: “His kids can’t say the N word 😭,” “25% is fighting hard in that baby,” and “The difference between their youngest daughter and their oldest daughter is crazy!!
It’s like, what!! They look nothing alike at all- Not even close!”
Another fan wrote, “There are a lot of Black ppl and Whites out there that believe this is a Black man with 3 Black kids,” while one more added, “I love Pat, but Christ, his son looks like Sam Darnold. His Father’s genes only worked on 1 daughter, smh.
1/3”
Mahomes and Brittany now have three children. Their eldest daughter was born on February 20, 2021, Patrick “Bronze” Lavon Mahomes was born on November 28, 2022, and their youngest daughter arrived on January 12, 2025. Mahomes had previously said, “I said three, and I’m done” during Brittany’s third pregnancy, though he later softened that stance after the birth of Golden Raye in January 2025.
For now, the quarterback is back in football mode. Mahomes has cleared medical protocols and returned to Kansas City Chiefs training camp after suffering a torn ACL and LCL in his left knee in a Week 15 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. Head coach Andy Reid announced on July 24, 2026 that Mahomes was fully cleared for training camp, and he remains on track to start the Week 1 regular-season opener on September 14, 2026.
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