The Super Bowl 2024 MVP celebrated the Chiefs’ latest win with the real-life MVP.
Moments after Kansas City defeated the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 in overtime on Sunday, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes kissed his wife Brittany on the field at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas for the second consecutive year. He was named Super Bowl MVP.
The family of four, including their children, daughter Starling, 2, and son Bronze, 1, enjoyed the moment after the yellow and red confetti fell.
Mahomes threw for 333 yards, two touchdowns and one interception en route to his third Super Bowl in five seasons.
“It means a lot,” Mahomes said after the game. According to ESPN. “I’m proud of my guys, this is amazing. It’s legendary.”
In addition to winning the Super Bowl MVP title this year and last year when the Chiefs defeated the Eagles in February 2023, Mahomes earned that honor in 2020 when he won his first championship against the 49ers, also in Miami. Ta.
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It was a week of celebration for Mahomes and his family as his high school sweetheart Brittany, whom he has been married to since March 2022, was named Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Newcomer of the Year.
The publication published steamy snaps from her debut shoot ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl.
“I’m really humbled and still in disbelief.” brittany said He spoke in an interview with SI Swimsuit.
“As a girl from Tyler, Texas, who really only knew sports, I never in a million years thought I would be in this world.” [the SI Swimsuit Issue]. I’m really grateful for this opportunity. ”
Mahomes and Brittany, 28, weren’t the only members of the Chiefs dynasty to share a special moment on the field after Sunday’s win.
Tight end Travis Kelce shared a passionate kiss with his girlfriend, pop superstar Taylor Swift.
Swift, who has been close with Brittany in recent months, was in town this weekend after finishing four shows on her Ellas tour in Tokyo, Japan.
It remains to be seen whether the couple will celebrate the Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory together at Kansas City’s victory parade.
