Patrick Mahomes’ mom, Randi, is adding another layer to her Chiefs game-day routine: designer. On Friday, she gave followers a first look at a new collection she created with Gameday Couture, posting a collage of Kansas City Chiefs outfits on her Instagram story.
“A little sneak peek of my new collection with @gamedaycouture,” she wrote in the caption.
Randi followed that up with an Instagram reel showing herself wearing pieces from the line, which includes Chiefs half-sleeve T-shirts, pullovers and denim jackets marked with the Chiefs logo. She also explained what the project means to her, tying the collection to the memories she’s built around supporting her family.
“Game day has always been personal to me. Now, so are the details. So many of my favorite memories have come from cheering on my family.”
“Getting to share that part of my life through a collection with @gamedaycouture means so much to me, and I hope you’ll make your own memories in these pieces. A little peek for now. I can’t wait to show you the full collection next week.”
The new clothing preview came after Randi was at the Chiefs’ Week 4 game against the Las Vegas Raiders, where she was spotted alongside quarterback agent Leigh Steinberg. She later shared a photo with him from the VIP suite and celebrated Kansas City’s 4-0 start with a blunt message.
“WE ARE 4-0!! LET'S GO CHIEFS KINGDOM!”
Randi also recently marked another family milestone, posting a birthday tribute for Patrick Mahomes after he turned 31 last month. She shared a throwback photo from his childhood and wrote a message that made her pride in him clear.
“Happy 31st birthday, Patrick! Getting to watch you grow into the man, husband, dad, and leader you are today will always be one of my greatest blessings,” she wrote.
“I’m so proud of you and so grateful I get to be your mom. Love you more than you’ll ever know.”
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