Patrick Mahomes’s fiancée Brittany Matthews has revealed she and the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback are officially tying the knot next year.
One month after welcoming their baby girl Sterling, the lovebirds, both 25, have shared they are back to organizing their nuptials. ‘It’s wedding planning time,’ the fitness trainer captioned a slideshow of stunning shots as she hugged Mahomes from behind in a skintight white dress on Instagram. Two more photos showed her in a flowing blue strapless gown as she gazed lovingly at her man, who wore a white three quarter sleeve button-down, which showcased his bulging biceps.
The romantic photo shoot also showed them sitting on the stairs as they looked into each others’ eyes and touched foreheads. Mahomes commented two red heart emojis, while one of her pals Miranda Hogue brainstormed possible wedding hashtags for the happy couple, like #makingaMahomes and #marryingMahomes.
‘AAHHHHHH✨’ Hogue wrote. ‘You guys never miss a beat! On to the next so many exciting things coming your WAYYYYY.’ Some fans even speculated in the comment section about whether the duo’s daughter will serve as their flower girl.
Less than two weeks ago, Mahomes and Matthews announced the arrival for their first child on Instagram with a sweet snap. ‘Sterling Skye Mahomes,’ Matthews wrote. ‘2/20/21 6lbs 11oz.’ She and Mahomes first began dating as teens and became engaged in early September. He proposed after the Chiefs’ Super Bowl ring ceremony, weeks before they announced her pregnancy, which they joked would have them ‘taking a small detour to the wedding.’
I’m so happy for you guys and can’t wait for all the adventures and happy times,’ Mahomes’ younger brother Jackson gushed on his Instagram Story. ‘@patrickmahomes will be the best dad!’ Jackson added. ‘@brittanylynne will be the best mom! Love you 3.’ The football player said that the best thing that happened to him this past year was a ‘tie’ getting engaged and finding out he was becoming a father in a December interview with KCSP 610 Sports Radio. ‘I mean, [winning] the Super Bowl was awesome as well,’ Mahomes explained, ‘but those things change your life, and it’s bigger than football.’
