Patrick Mahomes’ mother pays tribute to Brittany Mahomes and her late mother on Mother’s Day

Randy Mahomes Celebrates Mother’s Day on Instagram

This year, Randy Mahomes, the mother of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, shared her gratitude in an Instagram post on Mother’s Day. It seems she’s been having a pretty nice day, while expressing her love for the special women in her life.

In her post, Randy highlighted her appreciation for her daughter-in-law, Brittany Mahomes, and her late mother, Debbie Martin. “Happy Mother’s Day to two amazing people!” she wrote, conveying a warm sentiment.

The first photo she shared featured her grandson in a No. 15 Chiefs jersey, honoring his late grandmother who passed away in 2023. “I miss my mom today. I am forever grateful for everything she poured into me because her love shaped the way I love my family,” she reflected.

Continuing with her tribute, Randy also acknowledged Brittany, Patrick’s wife and the mother of their three kids. She expressed pride in Brittany’s parenting skills, stating, “Brittany, you are such an amazing mother… The love, patience, and joy you put into your baby every day is so special to see.”

It’s clear how much family means to Randy. She advised, “Hug your moms a little tighter today,” which seems fitting for the occasion.

Randy, Brittany, and the rest of the Mahomes family, including Patrick’s father and brother, often attend Chiefs games together, supporting the two-time NFL MVP on game days. Interestingly, Randy shared that there was a time when Patrick contemplated stepping away from football. “He had some down moments,” she noted, recalling instances in high school where he wanted to quit. Luckily, she encouraged him to keep going, sharing insights about the joy of playing the sport.

Before making his mark in the NFL, Patrick had a solid run in baseball, a sport his father also played professionally. He was a starting quarterback at Whitehorse High School, where he met Brittany.

Ultimately, Patrick progressed to Texas Tech University and, with the unwavering support of his family, became a first-round draft pick for the Chiefs in 2017.