Kelly Stafford is back in the spotlight, and this time the attention is coming from a playful comment aimed at Brittany Mahomes.
On Tuesday afternoon, Stafford reposted a video Brittany had shared on her Instagram story. In the clip, Brittany was posing at a gym while wearing coordinated Adidas gear, and Stafford’s response immediately stood out. “Sooo does the body come with the set @brittneylynne.. asking for a friend,” she wrote.
It was not the first time Stafford had gone there. Over the weekend, she also reposted another Mahomes Adidas post and added, “Kinda chic to build muscle.”
Brittany has been leaning into fitness content lately. She recently turned heads in a plunging Adidas sports bra for one of the brand’s campaigns, and Stafford’s repeated comments within five days only added to the buzz around the posts.
The two women have built big followings by sharing their everyday lives online, and their public support for one another seems to have grown over several NFL seasons. Brittany, meanwhile, has become a major figure in her own right. She co-owns the Kansas City Current of the NWSL and has modeled for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit twice in the past two years.
That kind of visibility means her Instagram posts are watched closely, and comments like Stafford’s travel fast.
Stafford has carved out her own lane through her podcast and years of candid social media posts. She’s known for being blunt about marriage, motherhood and life around the league, and she has never been shy about putting her real reactions out there, even when they draw criticism. She recently went viral again for a heated courtside moment at a Lakers playoff game.
The Rams and Chiefs are scheduled to meet at SoFi Stadium on a Thursday night this season, which could put Stafford and Mahomes in the same building. Until then, Stafford’s admiration for Brittany looks set to keep showing up in her Instagram stories.
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