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The Mahomes family celebrated Sterling’s dance recital over the weekend
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On Instagram, Brittany Mahomes posted a carousel of photos
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Sterling, 5, sported a tiara and held a large bouquet of flowers for the ocassion
Brittany Mahomes is one proud mom!
The Kansas City Current co-owner and wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes shared a carousel of photos on Monday, June 8, that captured the family celebrating the dance recital of their oldest child, daughter Sterling, 5.
“Just the best weekend watching our girl shine✨🤍,” Brittany wrote in the caption of her Instagram post.
In the gallery of images, Brittany and Patrick, both 30, can be seen smiling next to Sterling and their two youngest children, son Bronze, 3, and daughter Golden, 1.
In several of the pics, Sterling holds a massive bouquet of flowers, while in the final image, extended family members — including Patrick’s mother Randi Mahomes and brother Jackson Mahomes — celebrate the kindergartner’s milestone.
The recital comes amid a busy summer for the family, as the Chiefs’ signal-caller recovers from ACL and LCL tears.
In late March, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said he wouldn’t “bet against” Mahomes returning just in time for the start of the 2026-27 season.
Mahomes Family
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“Every player is different. I will tell you though, I would never bet against him,” Reid said of Mahomes at the NFL’s annual meetings on March 31, per ESPN. “He’s going to put in the time and effort and always push it but within reason, so he doesn’t take steps back.”
As he regains his strength and as team begins OTAs, Mahomes has also made time to have fun outside of football.
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The family of five enjoyed a day out at the Current game last month, where all three kids sported team merch and wore earmuffs to ward off the crowd noise.
And in April, the family enjoyed time at the Milk & Honey Ranch near Houston, enjoying the “best weekend,” which included horseback riding, feeding animals and toasting marshmallows by the fire.
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