Brittany Mahomes put her incredible physique on display over the weekend while enjoying a girls’ trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, on a private yacht.
The 28-year-old wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, 28, sizzled up a storm as she soaked up the sun in a tiny orange bikini that showed off plenty of underboob. The sultry two-piece also displayed her washboard abs and toned legs, and she accessorized it with orange rim sunglasses.
Taylor Swift’s pal — who previously responded to rumors she underwent a breast enhancement — and her pals relaxed in the back of the yacht and were seen going in for a swim in the blue ocean water. Brittany’s superstar NFL quarterback husband did not appear to join in on the yacht adventure, but was seen with her in Cabo earlier this week on Thursday.
The busy mom-of-two held a pink cellphone in her hand. Her blonde tresses were wet from the water and cascaded down her back. Brittany — who was back to blonde after recently debuting a fiery new hair color — and her pals were pictured sipping on cocktails and enjoying the water. She did not share any social media snaps from her vacation but she seemed to have returned home on Monday as she posted a snap of her son Bronze, one, to her Instagram Stories.
‘Missed my babies,’ she captioned the adorable photo. Though Patrick wasn’t pictured on the yacht, he did join Brittany for the getaway at some point as they were seen together on Thursday night and were mercilessly booed and jeered by fans of the Las Vegas Raiders as they left a restaurant in Cabo. The Super Bowl winner and his high school sweetheart went out for a romantic meal at Rosa Negra – a Latin restaurant – but ran into a group of fans who support the Kansas City Chiefs’ bitter rivals.
Footage from inside the restaurant shows the couple getting booed and heckled as they walk out. The group of fans can be heard shouting: ‘Raiders, Raiders, Raiders’. The couple appear to be unfazed by the jeering and ignore the group of boisterous fans as they walk out the restaurant.
