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Patrick and Brittany Mahomes Welcomed Baby No. 3: Meet Their Children After Daughter’s Birth
Patrick Mahomes and his wife, Brittany Mahomes, met when they were kids and became high school sweethearts. The NFL couple managed to grow their bond as they grew up separately in college and now they are raising children of their own.
Just weeks after the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback proposed to Brittany in September 2020, the happy couple announced they were expecting their first child, daughter Sterling. In January 2025, Patrick and Brittany welcomed the arrival of baby No. 3.
Patrick and Brittany Mahomes’ Daughter Sterling
The oldest of the pack was born on February 20, 2021, and was introduced to the world via Instagram the following day.
Patrick and Brittany shared a close-up photo of baby Sterling grabbing her dad’s finger as her momma’s hand was placed over his on her chest.
Sterling may be Brittany’s mini-me, but the family matriarch insisted in 2023 that she is a “serious daddy’s girl.”
Patrick and Brittany Mahomes’ Son Bronze
Patrick Mahomes III, nicknamed “Bronze,” joined the family on November 28, 2022, eight months after his superstar parents tied the knot. He’s named after his dad and his grandfather.
Following his birth, Patrick led the Kansas City Chiefs to victory at the 2023 and 2024 Super Bowls. While he was making plays on the field, Brittany and the little ones were cheering him on from the stands. During the 2023 Super Bowl, Bronze was two months and Sterling was nearly two years old.
“The biggest challenge was packing all their stuff and making sure we had everything we needed for them for a week,” Brittany told USA Today days after the big game.
She also admitted that having two kids at the game was more hectic than being pregnant with Sterling at the Super Bowl in 2021 when Patrick became a first-time champion.
“Way more responsibilities and thoughts going through my head. Making sure they are fed, taking their naps and adjusting to the time change. Having to plan ahead for things and always thinking ahead,” the former professional soccer player said. “We didn’t really discuss any other options. This is an amazing accomplishment for Patrick, and we knew we wanted both kids there to witness it and support their Dad,” she said. “Overwhelming, maybe, but that’s pretty normal for our life in general! He wants his kiddos with him as much as they can be!”
Brittany revealed how she tries to say Bronze’s actual birth name when giving interviews. “My second child, Patrick Mahomes III. I have to say his real name, or his dad will get mad,” she explained during a January 2024 appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show. “His name is Patrick [and] we call him Bronze.
Patrick and Brittany Mahomes’ Daughter Golden Raye
The couple announced on July 12, 2024, that they were expecting their third child, sharing an Instagram video of their family in matching outfits while Sterling and Bronze played with a sonogram photograph.
“Round three, here we come,” Brittany captioned the photo. One week later, the couple revealed they were having a daughter when sharing video from their gender reveal party.
Patrick and Brittany announced on January 13, 2025, that she gave birth the day prior. The couple shared an Instagram photo of each of their hands holding their daughter’s tiny feet while revealing her name and birthdate in the caption: “Golden Raye Mahomes. 1/12/25.”
The infant had perfect timing, as she arrived on a Sunday during the Chiefs’ 2025 playoffs bye week. The team secured the No. 1 seed in the AFC, meaning they didn’t have to take the field during the opening week of the NFL playoffs.
Patrick even joked about it to Netflix on December 25, 2024, ahead of his Christmas Day game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
“Brittany says I’ve been stressing her out too much this season, so I’ve gotta try not to put so much stress on her through these football games and get the bye. And hopefully God works the right way, and we can have that baby maybe on the bye week somewhere and everything will work out perfectly,” the two-time NFL MVP explained.
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